TISSUE CULTURE MEDIA SERA

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CHO-CD XP IRVINE SCIENTIFIC SALES COMPANY, INC. 1830 East Warner Avenue Santa Ana CA 92705 Tissue culture media and sera; reagents for clinical medical use; and test kits utilizing the above for medical and veterinary use;Tissue culture media and sera; reagents for clinical medical use; and test kits utilizing the above for scientific and diagnostic or laboratory research use;
EARLY CLEAVAGE MEDIUM FUJIFILM IRVINE SCIENTIFIC, INC. 1830 East Warner Avenue Santa Ana CA 92705 Tissue culture media and sera for clinical and medical laboratory use; diagnostic reagents for clinical and medical laboratory use and medical test kits comprising tissue culture media and sera and diagnostic reagents for clinical and medical laboratory use;Tissue culture media and sera for research and lab use;
ECM FUJIFILM IRVINE SCIENTIFIC, INC. 1830 East Warner Avenue Santa Ana CA 92705 Tissue culture media and sera for clinical and medical laboratory use; diagnostic reagents for clinical and medical laboratory use and medical test kits comprising tissue culture media and sera and diagnostic reagents for clinical and medical laboratory use;Tissue culture media and sera for research and lab use;
MULTIBLAST MEDIUM FUJIFILM IRVINE SCIENTIFIC, INC. 1830 East Warner Avenue Santa Ana CA 92705 Tissue culture media and sera clinical and medical laboratory use, diagnostic reagents for clinical and medical laboratory use, and medical test kits for comprising tissue culture media and sera and diagnostic reagents for clinical and medical laboratory use;Tissue culture media and sera for research and lab use; diagnostic reagents for research and lab use; medical test kits comprising tissue culture media and sera and diagnostic reagents for research and lab use;MEDIUM;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. The present invention provides defined serum-free cell culture media useful in culturing fibroblasts, especially articular chondrocytes, that avoids problems inherent in the use of serum-containing media. The defined media comprise platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF), and chemically defined lipids, or combinations of these compounds. In another aspect, the present invention also provides tissue culture methods that comprise incubating chondrocytes in the defined serum free media. The methods enhance attachment and proliferative expansion of chondrocytes seeded at low density while maintaining their redifferentiation potential.