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Porcine Uterine Microvascular Endothelial Cells
Cat.No.: CSC-C8661W
Species: Porcine
Source: Uterus
Cell Type: Endothelial
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When adding antibiotics to serum-free media, reduce the concentration used in serum-bearing media by at least 50%. Serum proteins bind and inactivate some antibiotics. Under serum-free culture conditions, antibiotics are not inactivated and may reach toxic levels for cells.
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