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Kinetin, 99%, 5g - BULK PURCHASE | MOQ 1 CARTON
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Key Features

  • MOQ 1 CARTON
  • Plant Tissue Culture: Commonly used in media to encourage cell division, shoot proliferation, and organogenesis.
  • Agriculture: Used to delay aging in plants, extend shelf life of harvested crops, and improve crop yield.
  • Research: Studied for its roles in plant growth regulation and potential anti-aging effects in other organisms.
  • Ensures reliable and consistent performance in applications such as research and tissue culture.

Kinetin is a type of cytokinin, a plant hormone that promotes cell division (cytokinesis) and influences various aspects of plant growth and development. This product, at 99% purity, is typically used in plant tissue culture, agriculture, and research.


Technical Details:

UPC: chem-0000634
Seller SKU: chem-0000634
Condition: New
Availability: In Stock
Minimum order quantity: 1
Date first listed on Zandaux: Jan 20, 2025

Kinetin is a type of cytokinin, a plant hormone that promotes cell division (cytokinesis) and influences various aspects of plant growth and development. This product, at 99% purity, is typically used in plant tissue culture, agriculture, and research.

KEY FEATURES:

  • Plant Tissue Culture: Commonly used in media to encourage cell division, shoot proliferation, and organogenesis.
  • Agriculture: Used to delay aging in plants, extend shelf life of harvested crops, and improve crop yield.
  • Research: Studied for its roles in plant growth regulation and potential anti-aging effects in other organisms. 
  • Ensures reliable and consistent performance in applications such as research and tissue culture.
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