M199 (with glucose, glutamine, phenol red, Earle's salts)

M199 stands for Medium 199, which was designed by Morgan et al. in 1950. It was originally used for nutritional research on chicken embryo fibroblasts and is now widely used in the culture of various animal cells, including some non-mammalian animal cells. M199 is particularly suitable for the culture of non-transformed cells. It is also commonly used in virology, vaccine production, and the culture of rat pancreatic epithelial cells and mouse lens tissue. Compared with other basal culture media, M199 contains unique ingredients, including adenine, adenosine, hypoxanthine, thymine, and other vitamins. M199 has two balanced salt components. Earle's salt components are often used in CO2 environments, and Hank's salt components are used in non-CO2 environments. This product contains a variety of ingredients such as amino acids, vitamins, inorganic salts, etc. required for various types of cell culture, but does not contain proteins, lipids or any growth factors. Therefore, this product needs to be used with serum or serum-free supplements.

1. During the entire process, be sure to pay attention to aseptic operation to avoid contamination; 2. To maintain the best use effect of this product, do not perform freeze-thaw treatment; 3. This product is only used for research or further research, not for diagnosis and treatment.