[RM10701] Goat serum is derived from clotted blood collected from healthy donor goats. The serum is used as a blocking agent and negative control in immunoassays, as an effective replacement of FBS for various biomedical research applications such as isolation and identification of viruses, in vitro cultivation of malarial parasite, cultivation of primary cell lines, organ culture.

[RM10700] Sheep serum is derived from clotted blood collected from healthy sheep by venipuncture. Sheep serum is used as a blocking agent is immunoassays and as a control serum for immunohistochemistry

[RM10686] Tetracycline (Tet) tested serum is specifically qualified for use in Tet-inducible gene expression systems. The Tet-On and Tet-Off expression systems use a tetracycline-controlled transactivator which interacts with a promoter to regulate expression of the gene of interest. Fetal bovine serum often contains the antibiotic Tet and extraneous Tet results in unintended expression leading to erroneous results.

[RM10685] RM10685 is dialyzed fetal bovine serum useful in cell culture systems requiring a defined environment. The process of dialysis results in depleting the serum of low molecular weight molecules (less than 10000 MW) such as nucleotides, amino acids, hormones, cytokines and salt. This serum would be ideal for non radioactive and radioactive incorporation studies.

[RM10681] RM10681 is heat inactivated fetal bovine serum. Heat inactivation is done to destroy heat labile components such as complement that can lead to complement mediated cell lysis. Complement proteins, antibodies and enzymes present in the serum are inactivated by heat inactivation.

[RM10679] RM10679 is heat inactivated fetal bovine serum. Heat inactivation is done to destroy heat labile components such as complement that can lead to complement mediated cell lysis. Complement proteins, antibodies and enzymes present in the serum are inactivated by heat inactivation. This fetal bovine serum collected from AQIS (Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service) approved abattoirs in Australia. Australian-origin serum is most commonly used in the production of many human and animal biopharmaceuticals and is proven to support the needs of industrial biopharmaceutical manufacturers.

[RM10674] RM10436 is horse serum collected from controlled donor herds. It is a cost effective alternative to fetal bovine serum and supports growth of most mammalian cells. Horse serum also contains certain additional growth factors than other animal sera.

[RM10437] New Born Calf Serum is processed from calves that are 3-10 days old. It contains higher levels of proteins and immunoglobulins and less growth factors than Fetal Bovine Serum (FBS). It is a cost effective alternative to FBS and can be used for culturing most mammalian cell lines. It has proved to be an efficient growth promoter in 3T3 cells (mouse fibroblasts).

[RM10436] RM10436 is horse serum collected from controlled donor herds. It is a cost effective alternative to fetal bovine serum and supports growth of most mammalian cells. Horse serum also contains certain additional growth factors than other animal sera.

[RM10435] RM10435 is stringently validated for its ability to support embryonic stem cell culture, colony formation and cell morphology while preventing adverse differentiation. RM10435 is sourced in countries approved for import into the European Union by European Commission. Currently this includes Central and South America, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.

[RM10434] Fetal bovine serum is collected from approved abattoirs in USA. US Origin FBS is considered the world’s standard for quality and is one of the most widely used serum in the world.