Addressing Cell Culture Media FAQs
Primary human cells isolated directly from tissue contain biologically relevant information that is essential for addressing a wide range of research questions. These cells are widely used in studies of…
Evaluating Isocyanate Toxicity using Skin Cells
Isocyanates are a family of highly reactive, low molecular weight chemicals widely used to produce polyurethane products such as adhesives, spray paints, insulation, resins, sealants, foams, and surface coatings. Currently,…
Promising New Candidate to Treat Influenza Infections
A Better Drug Candidate to Treat Influenza Infections Influenza viruses are responsible for over 600,000 deaths globally and have a huge impact on human health and productivity. However, the moderate…
Quality Media for Successful Cell Cultivation
The Cell Culture Media Makes the Culture Environment In order to successfully cultivate cells in the lab, researchers must use a suitable culture environment with the necessary nutrients for survival…
Quality Data Relies on Quality Reagents
The ability to culture cells in vitro has provided scientists with insight into many tissue and organ systems in the human body. In order to obtain high quality, reliable results,…
Lifeline Cell Culture Media Produces Optimal Results
The ultimate goal of culturing cells in vitro is to create a model system that mimics the in vivo environment as much as possible. Perhaps the most important part of…
Culture Media: the Backbone of Your Cell Culture Experiments
The quality of cell culture media is critical for maintaining integrity of cells in culture and consistency between experiments. At Lifeline®, we have highly stringent quality control processes to ensure…