Fetal Bovine Serum (Prime) FSP500

Catalog No. Product Name Specification
FSP050*10 Fetal Bovine Serum (Prime,Uruguay) 50ml*10 bottles
FSP500 Fetal Bovine Serum (Prime,Uruguay) 500 ml

FBS is the most commonly used natural medium in cell cultures, providing the nutrients necessary for cell growth.

●    Characterized: tested for various critical components and biochemical properties.

●    Endotoxin-tested: ≤ 10 EU/mL

●    Triple-filtered: 100 nm pore size for effective microbial removalVirus-tested: broad virus panel testing

●    Composition: It contains amino acids, vitamins, inorganic substances, lipids, hormones, growth factors (such as insulin, hydrocortisone, bFGF, EGF, PDGF), and binding proteins like transferrin.

Reasons to choose ExCell Bio FBS

●    ExCell Bio is the member of ISIA

●    Annual sales 200,000+ bottles

●    Strictest aseptic collection

●    Material traceability

●    Up to 49 quality specification tests per batch

●    3000+ citations and counting

●    Used by 10,000+ customers

Strict quality control standards

●    Double quality checks before being released to the market

●    Biochemical parameters & microbiology test

●    No virus of BVD, PI3, IBR, RABV, BAV, BPV, REOV, BRSV, BTV bovine disease

●    Performance test for SP2/0, 293T, CHO, MRC-5, Vero, A549 cell culture

Form Liquid p10.3390/md16020043.H 7.0-8.0
Origin Uruguay Total Protein 30-45 g/L
Filtration Triple 0.1μm filtered Hemoglobin ≤200 mg/L
Endotoxin ≤10 EU/mL Osmolality 280-360 mOsm/kg
Storage Conditions -40°C to -10°C Shelf Life 5 years

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No. Type Documents
1 MSDS MSDS_FSP
2 Manual Manual_FSP
3 Q&A Q&A
4 Flyer FLYER_ExcellBio SERUM_250620