Corning 50 L MEM (Minimum Essential Medium), Powder [+] Earles salts [-] L-glutamine, sodium bicarbonate 51-010-PC
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The Corning Mediatech 50 L MEM (Minimum Essential Medium) is a powdered basal medium used for the culture of mammalian cells. It is an animal-origin-free* and serum-free formulation that does not contain L-glutamine, phenol red, sodium bicarbonate, or sodium pyruvate. This powder is hygroscopic and should be protected from moisture. It is a modification of the original Eagle's Minimum Essential Medium (MEM) and contains Earle's salts, vitamins, MEM amino acids, and MEM non-essential amino acids.
Benefits/Advantages:
• Easy storage and transport due to powdered medium.
• Isotonic formulation suitable for the cultivation of anchorage-dependent and non-anchorage-dependent mammalian cells.
• Contains MEM amino acid and vitamin composition.
• Does not contain L-glutamine, phenol red, sodium bicarbonate, or sodium pyruvate, reducing potential interference with specific cell culture applications.
Product Details
Overview
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| Product Type | Consumables |
| Part Number | 51-010-PC |
| Brand | Corning |
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Specifications
| Size | 50 L |
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| Storage Temperature | 2°C to 8°C |
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