【365PLAN】New products - 2020.11.14
Cell-Freezing Media
AMS Biotechnology announces two chemically defined, cryopreservation (冷冻) excipient solutions: STEM-CELLBANKER and HSC-BANKER. Available in both dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO)-containing and DMSO-free formulations, STEM-CELLBANKER is a chemically defined freezing media optimized for stem-cell and induced pluripotent stem-cell storage as well as fragile primary cell storage. Published data supports its ability to cryopreserve organoids and tissues to allow the recovery of viable cells. Free from animal-derived components, this popular medium contains only chemically defined U.S. Pharmacopeia (USP)-, European Pharmacopeia (EP)-, and Japanese Pharmacopeia (JP)-grade ingredients. Manufactured to be completely free of serum and animal-derived components, HSC-BANKER contains only EP- or USP-grade ingredients, making it highly suitable for storage of hematopoietic stem cells developed for cell-therapy applications. Recently the master files of HSC-BANKER were accepted by the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research within the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. HSC-BANKER is supplied ready-to-use and requires no special devices, such as a controlled-rate freezer, to achieve consistently high viabilities following resuscitation from cryopreservation, even over extended long-term storage. HSC-BANKER significantly increases cell viability while maintaining cell pluripotency, normal karyotype （染色体组）, and proliferation (增殖) ability after freeze-thaw. It is evaluated for endotoxins, pH, osmolarity, and mycoplasma contaminants to ensure GMP equivalent quality.
Note: How to keep the viability following resuscitation from cryopreservation is critical. If we could freeze our body, and resuscitate in the future, do you choose to freeze yourself?
PS. Many of the words in the bulletin are not familiar to me. Why? Too many of them are professional words, or simply, I need to remember more words.
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