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FETAL BOVINE SERUM (FBS) |
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- Performance tested on common cell lines
(why these?)
- Mycoplasma tested
- Endotoxin tested
- Sterile: 0.1 um triple-filtered
- Supplied in gamma-irradiated, sterile PETG bottles
- For in vitro research only
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CAT. #
100-500
$160 USD (500 mL) |
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FETAL BOVINE SERUM
Source: Mexico (USDA Approved) |
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- Economical alternative to New Zealand or US Sourced FBS
- Origin: Mexico
- For a complete typical profile,
click here
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CAT. #
200-500
$240 USD (500 mL) |
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FETAL BOVINE SERUM
Source: New Zealand |
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- Highest quality sourced FBS
- Considered to have the most isolated/quarantined cattle
stocks, and have remained comparatively disease-free; have the
fewest reported bovine diseases
- Lowest risk for BSE
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CAT. #
300-1000
$500 USD (1000 mL) |
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FETAL BOVINE SERUM
Source: Source: United States (Gamma-Irradiated) |
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- Pharma grade, ideal for vaccine development and production
- Gamma-irradiated (25-35 kGy) for inactivation of biological extraneous agents
- Multiple Virus tested
- Blue Tongue Virus
- Bovine Adenovirus
- Bovine Parvovirus
- Bovine Respiratory Syncytial Virus
- Bovine Virus Diarrhea
- Cytopathic Effect
- Hemadsorption
- Infectious Bovine Rhinotracheitis
- Parainfluenza 3
- Rabies Virus
- Reovirus
- Vesicular Stomatitis Virus
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