PAN-Biotech Sodium Pyruvate Solution 100 mM, 100 ml bottle, cell culture media supplement, cat. no. P04-43100, distributed by Ilex Life Sciences.

PAN-Biotech Sodium Pyruvate Solution 100 mM

P04-43100
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Description

Sodium Pyruvate Solution finds application in cell culture as an easily accessible carbohydrate source for cells. Sodium pyruvate is also involved with amino acid metabolism and initiates the Kreb′s cycle. In general, the 100 mM solution should be diluted 1:100 for most cell culture applications.

    Composition

    Sodium Pyruvate: 11,050.00 mg/L 

    Specifications

    Cat. No. P04-43100

    CAS Registry No.: 113-24-6
    Liquid / Powder: Liquid
    Product Category: Media Supplements
    Product Type: Sodium Pyruvate Solution
    Size: 100 ml bottles
    Sterile: Yes
    Storage Temperature: +2°C - +8°C
    Manufacturer: PAN-Biotech GmbH
    Country of Origin: Germany

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