Fetal Bovine Serum, Collected in South America, Charcoal Stripped Reference: FBS-CS-12B Fetal Bovine Serum (FBS) is the most frequently used growth supplement for cell culture media. Charcoal stripped FBS is especially useful for studying processes influenced by steroid hormones.
Internal Control DNA extra Reference: 11-9905 Additional internal amplification control for Venor®GeM qEP (11-9905)
Orangu™ Cell Counting Solution Reference: OR01-1000 Non-cytotoxic: Further experiments can be carried out with the same cells Sensitive: wide linear range with low to high numbers of cells detected Easy to use: 15 minutes hands-on
Trypsin-EDTA (0.5 %) in DPBS (10x) Reference: TRY-1B10 Trypsin solution is obtained from porcine pancreas and suitable for cell detachment and dissociation of various cell types. A variety of available formulations suit many applications.
Fetal Bovine Serum, Collected in South America, Dialysed Reference: FBS-DIA-12A Fetal Bovine Serum (FBS) is the most frequently used growth supplement for cell culture media. Dialysed FBS is suitable for studies involving nutritional parameters or incorporation of labeled material.
Venor®GeM OneStep Reference: 11-8025 Similar to Venor®GeM Classic, but includes polymerase, and internal amplification control in the reaction mix.
10X Whole Blood Lysing Solution Reference: 137-10003 The 10X Whole Blood Lysing Solution is commonly used for lysing red blood cells following direct immunofluorescence staining of human peripheral blood cells with monoclonal antibodies prior to flow cytometric analysis.
Trypsin (0.25 %) in DPBS (1x) Reference: TRY-2B Trypsin solution is obtained from porcine pancreas and suitable for cell detachment and dissociation of various cell types. A variety of available formulations suit many applications.
Fetal Bovine Serum, Collected in South America, Dialysed Reference: FBS-DIA-12B Fetal Bovine Serum (FBS) is the most frequently used growth supplement for cell culture media. Dialysed FBS is suitable for studies involving nutritional parameters or incorporation of labeled material.