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 Medicilon offers prepackaged M9 selenomethionine (SeMET) growth media kits and packages for growing cell culture in IPTG-inducible bacterial expression systems, leading to the production of SeMET-labeled proteins for crystallographic studies using MAD.

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SeMet Media for E.coli Growth

Medicilon offers prepackaged M9 selenomethionine (SeMET) growth media kits and packages for growing cell culture in IPTG-inducible bacterial expression systems, leading to the production of SeMET-labeled proteins for crystallographic studies using MAD.  The cell growth media kits are designed to simplify the procedures to grow cell culture in order to save your time and lower your cost. We have optimized the kits (see below) for structural genomics laboratories to speed up the protein structure production.  We can also make kits specially designed for you. These kits eliminate the need for sterilization and have no need for weighing out chemicals, by just adding kits one by one and have the cells grown in the end. The high-yield media kits have been optimized to double the cell yield and become popular.

M9 SeMET High-yield Growth Media Kit Packages


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