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Goat Sera

Goat Sera

Goat sera and related sera-derived products suitable for a variety of cell culture-related research and educational purposes.
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MP Biomedicals™ Goat Serum

Suitable alternative to fetal bovine serum in a wide range of cell culture applications such as the isolation and identification of viruses produced in a variety of primary cell lines.

Colore Reddish brown
Content And Storage Store at -20°C
Sorgente Whole blood collected from healthy adult animals
Sterilization Method 0.2 μm filtration
Forma Liquid
pH 7 to 8
Da utilizzare con (applicazione) Cell Culture
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MP Biomedicals™ Goat Serum: Normal, Sterile

Suitable replacement for FBS on most cell lines and primary cultures for Biomedical Research

Colore Red
Content And Storage -20°C
Micoplasma rilevato No
Sterilization Method 0.2 μm filtration
Sterilità Sterile
Product Type Goat Serum
pH 6.5 to 8
Da utilizzare con (applicazione) Immunohistochemistry
Specie Goat
Certificazione/Conformità U.S. regulations
Concentrazione emoglobina <20mg/dL
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MP Biomedicals™ Serum, Goat, Heat Inactivated

Goat Serum is used as a supplement to cell culture media.

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Novus Biologicals™ Normal Goat Serum

This product has been tested by SDS-PAGE and is ideal for blocking procedures such as Western Blotting, ELISA and immunochemistry to prevent nonspecific binding. Use in Immunohistochemistry-Paraffin reported in scientific literature (PMID: 26004262)