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Chemically-defined Supplement for Promoting Cell Growth

Discover the future of cell culture optimization with our cutting-edge, chemically defined supplements. This seminar unveils three products designed to enhance cell growth across various applications: 1.HybriMoreTM Hybridoma Culture Supplement: A protein-free supplement that boosts cloning efficiency and survival rates of hybridoma cells, even in low-serum conditions. Learn how its unique formulation simplifies ELISA screening by reducing background interference. 2.CytoMoreTM Cell Rescue Supplement: Explore how CytoMore™ revitalizes low-vitality cells, including primary cells, mesenchymal stem cells, and frozen cell lines, significantly improving culture outcomes. 3.NeuronMoreTM Neural Cell Supplement: Uncover the potential of this specialized supplement in supporting primary neural cells, neural stem cells, and neural cell lines, enhancing both survival rates and growth.

Chemically-defined  Supplement for Promoting Cell Growth

The 47th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[ES-01-01]Chemically-defined Supplement for Promoting Cell Growth

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