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T175 Flasks for Cell Culture
T175 flask dimensions
Start your scale-up with a T175 flask that has the surface and ancillary options you're looking for in a tissue culture flask. Choose a cell culture flask from a collection that includes straight-neck or angled-neck options and surface treatment alternatives that help ensure your healthy tissue cells expand and grow in the flask of your choice.
Some useful numbers such as surface area and volumes of dissociation solutions are given below for T175 flasks.
Please note: The number of cells on a flask will vary with cell type. For this table, 4.9 x 106 HeLa cells were seeded and the confluent flask contained 23.3 x 106 cells.
| T175 flasks have a surface area of 175 cm2 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Dissociation reagent | Volume of reagent | Volume of growth medium |
| TrypLE Express enzyme | 17.0 mL | 35–53 mL |
| TrypLE Select (1x) enzyme | 17.0 mL | |
| TrypLE Select (10x) enzyme | 1.7 mL diluted to 17.0mL in DPBS/1 mM EDTA | |
| Versene reagent | 17.0 mL | |
| Trypsin | 17.0 mL | |
T175 flask: EasYFlask products
Ergonomically designed for maximal access to the growth surface, this low-profile flask optimizes incubator space and features angled walls for complete viewing under microscopes. Additional features include multiple cap options, and sterilization by gamma irradiation with non-pyrogenic certification.
T175 flask surfaces by cell culture types
To help ensure flexible, reproducible, and reliable results across every stage of cell culture, T175 flasks come in a range of formats, sizes, and surfaces. Please see below for guidance on product selection for specific cell types and desired cell culture ranges.
Untreated surfaces for non-adherent cell suspension cultures
Made with high-quality, optically clear virgin polystyrene, the Thermo Scientific Nunc non-treated flasks with high level sterility assurance are ideal for suspension culture of non-adherent cells.
Nunclon Delta T175 surface treatments for adherent cells
Composed of cell culture-treated polystyrene and surface treated with proprietary Nunclon Delta surfaces, these T175 flasks support optimal growth and attachment of cells to the growth surface.
Thermo Scientific BioLite T175 surface treatments for general cell culture research
Thermo Scientific BioLite cell culture treated flasks with filter cap and seal cap options suit a multitude of experimental needs while providing cost efficiency for a wide selection of applications in your cell culture routine.
Caps come in both vented and plug seal varieties.
T175 flasks with poly-d-lysine coating or collagen I coatings
Poly-D-lysine- (PDL) and collagen I-coated flasks are ideal for adherent cultures of primary cells that are finicky and have difficulties attaching to the growth surface.
PDL is an animal-free synthetic surface for adherent cultures or primary cells that are finicky and hard to attach, while collagen I, also excellent for finicky cells, is of animal origin. Selection of one surface over another depends on tissue type. Please review previous references for your specific cell line or, if necessary, test both.
Untreated surfaces for non-adherent cell suspension cultures
Made with high-quality, optically clear virgin polystyrene, the Thermo Scientific Nunc non-treated flasks with high level sterility assurance are ideal for suspension culture of non-adherent cells.
Nunclon Delta T175 surface treatments for adherent cells
Composed of cell culture-treated polystyrene and surface treated with proprietary Nunclon Delta surfaces, these T175 flasks support optimal growth and attachment of cells to the growth surface.
Thermo Scientific BioLite T175 surface treatments for general cell culture research
Thermo Scientific BioLite cell culture treated flasks with filter cap and seal cap options suit a multitude of experimental needs while providing cost efficiency for a wide selection of applications in your cell culture routine.
Caps come in both vented and plug seal varieties.
T175 flasks with poly-d-lysine coating or collagen I coatings
Poly-D-lysine- (PDL) and collagen I-coated flasks are ideal for adherent cultures of primary cells that are finicky and have difficulties attaching to the growth surface.
PDL is an animal-free synthetic surface for adherent cultures or primary cells that are finicky and hard to attach, while collagen I, also excellent for finicky cells, is of animal origin. Selection of one surface over another depends on tissue type. Please review previous references for your specific cell line or, if necessary, test both.
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