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Fetal Bovine Serum Alternatives
BS3034	FetalPlus IDetails
	FetalPlus I is an engineered blend of animal sera, including FBS, and is intended to deliver a cost-effective, high performance option for researchers currently using FBS. The scientific balance of this complex yields a serum product that will, in many routine applications, replace FBS at much less the cost. FetalPlus can be offered at such competitive prices because, unlike Fetal Bovine Serum, it is not limited by supply and is readily available at low costs. FetalPlus should provide utility for the growth and maintenance of a broad spectrum of established cell lines including hybridomas. All of our cell culture sera undergo extensive quality performance and analytical testing including biochemical profile, sterility, mycoplasma, virus, endotoxin and hemoglobin levels.
BS3034HI	FetalPlus I Heat-Inactivated
	The Valley Biomedical heat inactivation protocol is to bring the temperature of the material to 56 deg C and maintain this for 30 minutes. Some precipitation may be evident, which can be removed, if desired, by filtration.
BS3037	FetalPlus IIDetails
	FetalPlus II is an engineered blend of animal sera, including FBS, and is intended to deliver a cost-effective, high performance option for researchers currently using FBS. The scientific balance of this complex yields a serum product that will, in many routine applications, replace FBS at much less the cost. FetalPlus can be offered at such competitive prices because, unlike Fetal Bovine Serum, it is not limited by supply and is readily available at low costs. FetalPlus should provide utility for the growth and maintenance of a broad spectrum of established cell lines. All of our cell culture sera undergo extensive quality performance and analytical testing including biochemical profile, sterility, mycoplasma, virus, endotoxin and hemoglobin levels.
BS3037HI	FetalPlus II Heat-Inactivated
	The Valley Biomedical heat inactivation protocol is to bring the temperature of the material to 56 deg C and maintain this for 30 minutes. Some precipitation may be evident, which can be removed, if desired, by filtration.

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