Leibovitz's L-15 Culture Medium

The CO2 equilibrium environment in THE L-15 medium is not supported by a carbonate buffer system. Instead, buffers such as L-arginine, L-histidine, L-cysteine, and phosphate are used. These components effectively maintain the pH levels, ensuring the proper functioning of the medium. Therefore, THE L-15 medium offers a robust environment for cell growth and proliferation without relying on a carbonate buffer system.To avoid the production of lactic acid, galactose and sodium pyruvate were utilized instead of glucose.To promote the growth of monkey kidney cells and primary cells obtained from embryos or tissues, it is necessary to create optimal conditions for their proliferation. This can involve the use of specific culture media, optimal temperature and pH, as well as regular monitoring of the cells to ensure they are healthy and growing at the desired rate. Additionally, it is important to take appropriate biosafety precautions when handling these cells to prevent contamination and maintain their viability. Overall, by carefully controlling the environment in which these cells are grown, researchers can obtain high-quality cell lines that can be used for a wide range of applications.

To create this product, water-for-injection is utilized as the primary ingredient.

The composition of this item includes L-glutamine, D-galactose, d-glucose, sodium pyruvate, and no sodium bicarbonate. These ingredients were specifically chosen for their various benefits and properties.

Our product caters to the needs of scientific research and production, specifically for the cultivation of tissues and cells in a controlled environment. It is designed for in vitro applications, providing researchers and production teams with a reliable tool to culture and study biological samples. With this product, users can create an optimal environment for cellular growth and experimental manipulation, aiding in various scientific investigations and production processes. Clinical use is prohibited.

Endotoxin: ≤1 EU/mL

Osmotic pressure: 280 ~ 330 mOsm/kg·H20

PH value: 7.1 to 7.8