Minimum Essential Medium (MEM) is a widely utilized cell culture medium. It has proven effective in sustaining a diverse range of both normal and transformed cells in culture.
In this version, Hanks’ salts have been used in place of Earles’ salts. Due to the significantly lower bicarbonate concentration, the medium exhibits a much lower buffering capacity.
Additionally, this formulation does not include L-Glutamine.
| Size: | Cat Number: |
|---|---|
| 500 ml | LM-H1146/500 |
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