Human Fibronectin (HFN) is a widely distributed glycoprotein that is used as a substrate to promote attachment of cells through its central-binding domain RGD sequence. HFN is a product of most mesenchymal and epithelial cells and is present in both the ECM and plasma. The principal function of HFN appears to be in cellular migration during wound healing and development, regulation of cell growth and differentiation, and haemostasis/thrombosis.

• Promotion of cell attachment and spreading
• Rapid expansion of cell populations
• Serum-free or reduced-serum culture
• Cell adhesion assays
• Studies of effects of HFN on cell behavior
• Improving survival of primary cells in culture

NOTE: Source material tested for hepatitis B antigen and HIV-1 antibody.