Denudation Pipettes

sharp opening, length tolerance +- 3 mm

Diameter 140 µm

without bulbs		with bulbs
		Soft bulbs		VI bulbs
Ref No. SG-140S-50		Ref No. SG-140S-20s		Ref No. SG-140S-20vi
Ref No. SG-140L-50		Ref No. SG-140L-20s		Ref No. SG-140L-20vi
Ref No. SG-145S-50
Samples
Ref No. SG-140S-10ms+vi		Ref No. SG-140S-5s		Ref No. SG-140S-5vi
Ref No. SG-140L-10ms+vi		Ref No. SG-140L-5s		Ref No. SG-140L-5vi
S in ref. No means short, 14mm functional part of the pipette, less view but more stiff L in ref. No means long, 29mm functional part of the pipette, better view but more flexible

Usage

• final cleaning of smaller oocytes in denudation (after previous partial removal of coronal cells using a pipette of diameter 150 µm)
• can be used in final step of vitrificaion, when it is important to transfer the oocyte, or hatching embryo, in minimal volume of vitrification solution

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Diameter 130 µm

without bulbs		with bulbs
		Soft bulbs		VI bulbs
Ref No. SG-130S-50		Ref No. SG-130S-20s		Ref No. SG-130S-20vi
Ref No. SG-130L-50		Ref No. SG-130L-20s		Ref No. SG-130L-20vi
Samples
Ref No. SG-130S-10ms+vi		Ref No. SG-130S-5s		Ref No. SG-130S-5vi
Ref No. SG-130L-10ms+vi		Ref No. SG-130L-5s		Ref No. SG-130L-5vi
S in ref. No means short, 14mm functional part of the pipette, less view but more stiff L in ref. No means long, 29mm functional part of the pipette, better view but more flexible

Usage

• manipulation of cells after biopsy: better visual control and prevention of the sample getting stuck in the pipette
• manipulation of smaller animal (f.e. mouse) oocytes/embryos

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Other denudation diameters
150 µm, 160 µm