Description
RPMI 1640 Medium without L-glutamine is a cell culture medium developed for the long-term culture of blood cells and for the culture of normal and abnormal human leukocytes, including neoplastic white blood cells. It is also established as a general medium, used with serum, for hybridoma cultures. The formulation is modified with sodium bicarbonate and phenol red, and deliberately omits L-glutamine so laboratories can control glutamine supplementation according to their own protocols. Supplied as one piece with a net weight of 0,100 kg and a gross weight of 0,140 kg, the unit suits routine research and production cell-culture settings. This RPMI 1640 variant from manufacturer Sartorius fits haematology, immunology, and hybridoma workflows that prefer glutamine-free basal medium. Country of origin is Israel. Groups working with blood-derived cells, neoplastic leukocytes, or hybridomas can pair the medium with the glutamine source and serum regimen required by their assay design, retaining full flexibility over amino-acid addition timing and concentration.
This article is part of Click chemistry, bioconjugation & synthesis reagents, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Storage temperature: 2–8 °C
- Product type: RPMI 1640 cell culture medium
- Modification: Without L-glutamine; with sodium bicarbonate and phenol red
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