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Sodium Pyruvate Solution 100 mM (11,0 mg/ml) is supplied in a convenient 100 ml pack size for laboratory cell-culture and media supplementation work. The solution is recognised as an easily accessible additional carbohydrate energy source, making it a practical additive where an extra energy substrate is required. Offered by manufacturer Sartorius, the ready-to-use liquid format simplifies handling and dosing in routine protocols. Net weight is 0,100 kg per unit, with a corresponding gross weight of 0,120 kg. The product supports standard laboratory workflows that benefit from a defined pyruvate concentration of 100 mM, equivalent to 11,0 mg/ml. Packaged as one piece, it integrates readily into existing media-preparation and culture procedures without further dilution steps when the stated concentration matches experimental needs. This sodium pyruvate solution provides a straightforward energy-source option for research and production laboratories seeking consistent carbohydrate supplementation.
This article is part of Cell culture media & sera, in Cell culture.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Storage temperature: -20 °C
- Concentration: 100 mM
- Content: 11,0 mg/ml
- Volume: 100 ml
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