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Yes, it is possible if in stock or through cell culture supernatant samples Read more
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Q: Where can I purchase Plasmax?
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Either on our portfolio: (Product ID: 156271) or contact us directly: [email protected]
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Please contact us: [email protected]
Q: Which cells can Plasmax be used to culture?
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Plasmax has been used to successfully culture a number of cancer cell lines from different tissues. Discover some examples: Read more
Q: Can Plasmax be used like a growth focussed media (e.g. DMEM)?
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Yes, Plasmax is ready to use. Testing has been performed with and without Foetal Bovine Serum.
Q: How does Plasmax differ from DMEM/ F12/ RPMI?
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Unlike traditional media, Plasmax contains over 80 components, providing a more human plasma like profile. Read more
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Videos (1)Q: Why was Plasmax developed?
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Dr. Saverio Tardito from the Cancer Research UK Beatson Institute needed a cell culture media that better reflected human physiological conditions. Discover the story of how he created Plasmax: Read more
Q: What is Plasmax?
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Plasmax mimics the metabolic and physiological profile of human plasma. It is a pre-prepared media, painstakingly developed to give the best possible representation of in vivo conditions.
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Documents (1)Q: CAN I DEPOSIT OR ACCESS RESEARCH TOOLS THAT CONTAIN CRISPR-Cas9 TECHNOLOGY?
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Yes, you can deposit and access CRISPR-Cas9 modified cell lines with Ximbio. Read more
Q: Why do discrepancies in identifying the isotype and subclass of mouse monoclonal antibodies arise?
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Differences in isotypes occur because of ancestral gene duplication and recombinational events in the evolution of the Immunoglobulin molecule Read more
Q: What is a Recombinant antibody?
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Recombinant antibodies (rAbs) can be manufactured using synthetic gene fragments expressed in various in vitro antibody display platforms, such as yeast, bacteria or mammalian cell lines. Read more
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