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MEM-Eagle X10 without L-glutamine is a concentrated minimum essential medium for the cultivation of a wide array of cells grown in monolayers. This 10× formulation is based on Earle’s salts and includes phenol red as a pH indicator, while remaining free of both L-glutamine and sodium bicarbonate so that laboratories can add these components according to their own protocols. The 500 ml pack provides a practical stock volume for preparing working-strength media in research and routine cell-culture settings. After dilution and appropriate supplementation, the medium supports maintenance and expansion of adherent cell lines under controlled conditions. Available from manufacturer Sartorius, this concentrate offers a flexible basal MEM that users can tailor for specific monolayer applications. Omitting L-glutamine and sodium bicarbonate from the stock helps laboratories manage labile supplements at the point of use and adapt buffering to experimental needs. The filled unit has a net weight of 0,500 kg. MEM-Eagle X10 without L-glutamine is suited to workflows that require a defined, customisable concentrated medium for diverse monolayer cell systems.
This article is part of Click chemistry, bioconjugation & synthesis reagents, in Biochemicals & reagents.
Key features
- Pack size: 500 ml
- Storage temperature: 2–8 °C
- Concentration: 10×
- Base: Earle's salts
- Indicator: Phenol red
- Composition: Without L-glutamine
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