Australian fetal bovine serum

Australian fetal bovine serumTaken from strict control of animal diseases and ecological environmentexcellentThe Australian ranch has traceable blood sources and stable and reliable quality. This serum is rich in growth factors, hormones, and proteins, making it particularly suitable for the cultivation of high nutrient demanding cells such as primary cells and stem cells. It helps maintain the good state of cells and improve experimental reproducibility, and is widely used in basic scientific research fields such as oncology, stem cells, immunology, as well as applied research in the development of biological products. It is a key reagent in cell culture and functional research, providing reliable experimental support for researchers.

Australian fetal bovine serumcharacteristic

① Low endotoxin, no contamination by bacteria, mycoplasma, bacteriophages, viruses, etc;
② No additional factors, hormones, antibiotics, etc. have been added;
③ Suitable for the cultivation of precious cells such as primary cells and stem cells.

Australian fetal bovine serumTransportation and storage conditions

Transportation conditions: low temperature, sealed, and protected from light;
Storage conditions: Storage temperature ≤ -15 ℃, can be stored for more than 5 years; When stored at 2-8 ℃, do not exceed one month.

AboutAustralian fetal bovine serumPrecautions

1. Product acceptance:
① The inner and outer packaging of serum should be intact, without any damage, cracks, leakage, or other phenomena;
② Serum should be in a frozen or ice water mixed state upon arrival and should not be completely melted;
③ If the above phenomenon occurs, please take photos for evidence and contact us in a timely manner for replacement.
2. Thawing of serum:
① Please thaw in an environment of 2-8 ℃, and do not thaw at higher temperatures; High thawing temperature can cause serum turbidity, increased precipitation, and decreased quality;
② During the thawing process of serum, please shake it evenly from time to time (be careful not to cause bubbles) to ensure that the serum components and temperature are uniform, thereby reducing the formation of sediment;
③ Serum should be used up as soon as possible after thawing, and repeated freezing and thawing should be avoided as much as possible;
④ Serum should not be stored at room temperature for a long time, and should be placed at 2-8 ℃ as soon as possible after use;
⑤ High temperature thawing, severe shaking, repeated freezing and thawing, and prolonged storage time can all lead to a decrease in serum quality.