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- A Chemically-Defined, Animal Component-Free Ex Vivo Expansion Process for Activated Human T Cells
- Development of DMSO-Free Chemically Defined Cryopreservation Solution for Human-Derived Mesenchymal Stem/Stromal Cells
- Lipid Mediated Th1 Skewing of Human Dendritic Cells Cultured in a Chemically-Defined, Animal Component-Free Medium
- Very Rapid Development Of A Chemically-Defined Feed Medium For A Specific Cell Line Using Spent Media Analysis
- Rapid Chemically-Defined Feed Media Development to Improve Simulated Cell Culture Processes
- Freeze, Thaw, and Expand: Scale-Up T Cell Workflow In Chemically Defined Media
- Q. Why was L-Glutamine eliminated from many of your formulas? A. L-Glutamine is easily hydrolyzed in liquid and byproducts of hydrolysis can be toxic to the cell. Additionally, the necessary concentration of L-Glutamine may be compromised after a period of time. Since L-Glutamine is an essential amino acid, it is best for the end users to supplement media with the recommended concentration of fresh L-Glutamine . Q. What effects could freezing and thawing have on my sera? A. We generally di...
- Benchtop to Bioreactor: T-Cell Culture and Expansion in Chemically Defined Media
- Single, Chemically-defined Culture Medium for the Production of Biologics
- Development of a Chemically Defined Growth Medium Specifically Designed for CHO DG44 Cells
- Q. Is additional L-glutamine or other supplementation required? A. IS Sf Insect is a complete, ready-to-use medium. Additional supplementation is not required. However, it can be further supplemented according to user needs. Q. What is the L-glutamine concentration in IS Sf Insect? A. The medium contains 8 mM L-Glutamine. Q. What is the glucose level in IS Sf Insect? A. IS Sf Insect contains 8 gm/L glucose. Q. Does the medium contain a sodium bicarbonate or other buffering s...
- Q. How does FUJIFILM Irvine Scientific define serum-free, animal-component free, protein-free, and chemically-defined media? A. Here is how FUJIFILM Irvine Scientific defines these types of media: Serum-free media do not contain or require the addition of serum. Protein-free media do not contain any proteins but can contain undefined peptides from plant hydrolysates. FUJIFILM Irvine Scientific animal-component free products are manufactured with raw materials that do not contain any anim...
- Development of a Serum-Free, Chemically Defined Cell Culture Medium for the Production of HIV from HUT-78 Cells
- Development of a Serum-Free, Chemically Defined Cell Culture Medium for the Production of HIV from HUT-78 Cells
- Adaptation of Adherent HEK293T Cells to Suspension Cell Culture in Chemically Defined Culture Medium
- Chemically Defined BalanCD HEK293 Viral Feed Boosts Viral Vector Production