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| Mycoplasma, a common contamination of cell culture, are invisible under standard microscope examination. Mycoplasma contamination can deprive host cells of nutrients and induce global changes in host gene expression, which may effect experimental results and reduce cellular products. Thus, it is important to test for the presence of mycoplasma contamination in cell culture frequently to minimize the impact of an undetected contamination. |
| Creative Biogene provides various mycoplasma testing methods to meet different needs (for research or manufacturing materials). |
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PCR-based Assay |
| • Fast turnaround time |
| • Easy-to-use |
| • Suitable for routine testing |
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qPCR-based Assay |
| • Rapid detection |
| • High sensitivity |
| • Cost-effective |
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DNA Staining Method |
| • Based on indicator cells |
| • Easy-to-observe |
| • Recommended assay |
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Inoculation Method |
| • Golden standard method |
| • Wide detection range |
| • High sensitivity |
| • Recommended assay for quality control of cell bank |
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| Connect with Creative Biogene at these upcoming events! |
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Meet Creative Biogene at Neuroscience 2024
Oct 5-9, 2024 |
McCormick Place, Chicago |
Booth number #351 |
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AAPS 2024 PHARMSCI 360 | Creative Biogene
Oct 20-23, 2024 |
Salt Lake City, UT |
Booth number #1721 |
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Mycoplasma Testing Service |
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Tel: 1-631-626-9181 (USA) 44-208-123-7131 (Europe) | Fax:
1-631-614-7828Email: info@biocart.org | SUITE
115, 17 Ramsey Road, Shirley, NY 11967, USA |
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