| Cat. No. | Volume | |
| Ham's F-10 Ready Mix | R11-821 | 100 ml |
Chromosomal Analysis
The karyotyping of chromosomes isolated from lymphocytes, amniocytes and chorionic villi cells is an important tool in cytogenetics. For chromosomal analysis peripheral blood lymphocytes and amniocytes are cultivated in media specifically designed to maximize the yield of intact chromosomes.
Cultivation of Amniocytes and Chorionic Villi Cells or Lymphocytes
Ham's F-10 is one of the most frequently used culture media in cytogenetics. To cultivate amniocytes and chorionic villi cells, important supplements such as foetal bovine serum (FBS) and antibiotics need to be added. However, if you prepare your own media, a considerable amount of time is spent on testing the FBS. Ham's F-10 Ready Mix is a ready to use medium consisting of Ham's F-10 basal medium, FBS (pre-tested on amniocytes and chorionic villi cells), L-glutamine and gentamicin. It is a cost-effective alternative to other special media used in cytogenetic laboratories. This complete medium, when supplemented with phytohaemagglutinin (PHA), is also suitable for the rapid growth of peripheral blood lymphocytes.
FBS pre-tested of Amniocytes and Chorionic Villi Cells
The reliability, safety and quality assurance testing of FBS is performed in two independent cytogenetic laboratories. Primary amnion cell growth is screened and the performance is compared to a reference standard.
Quality Control Tests
Extensive quality control tests assure constant high product quality. PAA manufactures cell culture products according to current GMP. Further quality control and quality assurances are carried out to the highest standards as required by the biopharmaceutical industry.
Features
- Ready to use medium
- Contains pre-tested FBS
- Suitable for growing amniocytes and chorionic villi cells as well as lymphocytes
- Reduced workload and costs
- Optimized reproducibility
- For chromosome analysis
- For karyotyping
- For further analysis including FISH analysis
- Manufactured according to cGMP
