Gelatina Melanogaster Inhibitor

Glueba nigra "and its decomposing compound are a common cell pollutant, which are symbiotic with cells and pass along with the passage of cells. Generally, antibiotics have no effect on them. "Glueba" grows competitively with cells, which is unfavorable to cell growth and can cause cell death in severe cases. At present, most of the cells in universities and scientific research institutions are polluted by "black glue bug", which has a great impact on cell culture and subsequent experiments. The compound antibiotic can effectively inhibit the growth of black glue insect. It is recommended to use it in cycles, generally 7-15 culture cycles per inhibition cycle

Main ingredients: tetracycline, chloramphenicol, MRAs antibiotic polypeptide mixed solution

Storage temperature: - 20 ℃

Note: only for scientific research.