How to avoid precipitation in petg media bottles
Serum, as a good assistant in cell culture, plays an important role in the growth process of cells. The quality of serum directly affects the results of cell culture. If there is too much precipitation, it will inevitably cause concern. So, how do we avoid precipitation in petg media bottles ? First of all, we should have a correct understanding of precipitation. When turbid and flocculent substances are found after thawing the serum, there is no need to panic. This is a normal phenomenon. Common deposits include fibrin, calcium phosphate, cholesterol, fatty acid esters, and some proteins. The amount of serum sedimentation is not directly proportional to the quality of the serum. If serum precipitation occurs, don’t worry. Usually, centrifuge at 400-600g for 5 minutes to remove large particle precipitation, and then use the supernatant. PETG Media Bottles Of course, if you still feel uneasy, you can take the following measures to avoid precipitation in the petg media bottles as m...