Fetal Bovine Serum (FBS) South America Origin, Embryonic Stem Cells tested – S181S
Fetal Bovine Serum (FBS) South America Origin, Embryonic Stem Cells tested – S181S
Fetal Bovine Serum (FBS) is the liquid part of the blood depleted of the cellular fraction and coagulation factors. It is extracted after centrifugation of coagulated fetal bovine blood collected aseptically. Sterile FBS is obtained by triple filtration of 0.1µm.
FBS contains proteins and growth factors allowing maintenance and proliferation of eukaryote cells in vitro. It also contains attachment factors that create a “coating” effect on the plastic of the support, thus increasing cell adhesion. It is an essential product in cell culture because of the different components it provides.
Pre-screening of the serum is an essential procedure before using it for the culture of mouse Embryonic Stem cells (mES). mES Cell Qualified FBS are manufactured for maximum in vitro growth and maintenance of mES cells in the undifferentiated state.
All FBS batches are tested for endotoxin and mycoplasma levels, specific viruses testing (BVD), hemoglobin and total protein rates and cell culture performance.
Origin: South America
The serum is collected or imported and treated in agreement with the European regulations.
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Cell culture
Biotechnology research/production
Vaccine manufacturing
Each serum batch is pre-screened for:
Seeding efficiency and proliferation
Morphology
pluripotency markers by FACS analysis (SSEA-1, SOX2, OCT-3/4 and alkaline phosphatase).
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