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Chemically defined media have a known composition and contain only components of know structure and weight (no extracts or plant hydrolysates, no BSA, HSA) they does not contain any components of animal origin (ADCF). Chemically defined media...
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Most research paper agrees that the upper limit of cell tolerance to DMSO presence in their cell culture media is about 1% final DMSO (this might vary with the cells and media).In the case of the Nucleofection®, the DMSO will likely be transfected...
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Chemically-defined media contain only components that are entirely known (i.e. no hydrolysates, no native human serum-derived proteins, etc.). Due to developments in the drug industry, there has been an increased focus on contaminants that may...
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Please check the serial number of your camera:For cameras shipped after September 2023 (serial # >3656), version 3.4.2 of the software is available for download here: https://lonza.picturepark.com/Go/1eIWBrJS/D/39003/1Compatible with Windows® XP...
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The Cocoon® Platform utilizes a single use, disposable cassette to functionally close and automate cell manufacturing. Primarily developed to automated all steps in CAR-T cell manufacturing, the Cocoon® Platform is being used for numerous...
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For strategic reasons, Lonza has made the business decision to end our distribution agreement with Kirkstall Inc. for the Quasi Vivo® Culture System product line. As a result, all Quasi Vivo® System products are discontinued as of 29 September, 2019....
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