FBS Shorty®s
Our FBS Shorty®s are convenient, ready-to-use aliquots (10 x 50 ml) of fetal bovine serum (FBS). FBS Shorty®s are designed to relieve you of the tedious and time-consuming FBS aliquoting so you can focus on your research. We take over the aliquoting of your chosen FBS batch and you can easily add the FBS to your desired medium in just one step. This saves time, energy and resources and reduces the possibility of contamination to a minimum.
On request, we can offer you all our sera pre-aliquoted (as FBS Shorty®s).
Properties
Less work - practical ready-to-use FBS aliquots (10 x 50 ml)
Less contamination - controlled aliquoting in certified cleanrooms
More convenience - ready-to-use cell culture medium in just one step
Good to know
In order to create in vivo conditions for in vitro cell culture, serum is usually added to the cell culture medium. Serum serves the cells as a source of growth factors, lipids, hormones and minerals. Fetal bovine serum (FBS) is particularly rich in growth factors and contains few antibodies that could interfere with cell cultivation. This unique composition makes FBS one of the most important supplements for cell proliferation in in-vitro cell culture. By default, 10% FBS is added to cell culture media. To avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles, FBS is generally aliquoted in a suitable volume. This is tedious, time consuming and increases the risk of contamination. Save yourself the trouble of aliquoting and leave it to us!
FAQs
For which FBS can I get FBS Shorty®s?
We aliquot any fetal bovine serum (from our product portfolio) of your choice.
What certifications do I need for routine research with fetal calf serum?
✔ CoA (Certificate of Analysis)
✔ CoO (Certificate of Origin)
✔ Virus-Tests
✔ BSE/TSE statement - optional
All of the above certificates are available on request:
Product information
Category: | Fetal bovine serum (FBS) |
Origin: | Variable |
Species of origin: | Beef |
Sterilisation: | Sterile filtered |
Liquid/Powder: | Liquid |
Application
- Cultivation of adherent and suspension cells
- Production and expansion of stem cells
- Cultivation of viruses
- Cell-based vaccine production
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