Mycoplasma is one of the most frequent and difficult-to-detect contaminants in cell culture: invisible under a microscope and capable of skewing results for weeks. We'll review what it is, why it compromises reproducibility, and how to detect it with the naked eye using a colorimetric assay.

Reducing serum variability and eliminating the need for a programmable freezer system is possible. We'll explain why the freezing medium affects your results and how Bambanker™ Standard simplifies cell cryopreservation.

Filter tips for automatic pipettes with aerosol barrier. They protect against cross-contamination in PCR, molecular diagnostics, and cell biology. Universally compatible with major brands.