DCCM-1 SFM

High protein serum-free medium, designed for hybridoma cell growth and monoclonal antibody production
SKU: 05-010-1A
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Description

DCCM-1 SFM:

DCCM-1 is serum-free medium, specially optimised for the growth of hybridoma cells and for monoclonal antibody production. This medium is a high protein formulation designed to maximise the growth of cells, and it is ready-to-use and needs only the addition of L-Glutamine. DCCM-1 contains BSA.

Applications

  • Culture of myeloma and hybridoma cells
  • Monoclonal antibody production
  • Culture of human lymphocyte cells (including stimulated or transformed cells)

Additional information

Quantity

500 mL

Glutamine

No Glutamine

Storage Conditions

2-8°C

Shipping Conditions

Cold Pack

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