Media

... very old embryos, or genetically not viable for birth). 4. Using the right biochemicals (from growth factors, to hormones, to environmental media), the stem cells can be differentiated into the cell of choice. This cell of choice will be made without defects and implanted into the organism, ...

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it is by far most common for them to be in the culture media, but they can enter cells. I am guessing the effectiveness of the antibiotic would then depend on whether the antibiotic can get inside the cultured cells. If it can and the bacterial cells ...

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... question along the same line. Is it common for bacteria in a cell tissue culture to enter the cells or are they mainly present in the culture media? If they enter the cells would the added antibiotic be still effective? Thanks for your help.

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... I answer some of the interesting comments but it is not a cross-forum, just where it had to be published so that the information makes it to the media and educators. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- All through time there has been a small ...

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When there is no glucose in the media (-Glu) then the promoter will turn on and express your vector, which in this case is the cdc25. It will over produce this dephosphatase and the MPF will be active faster, which will push the cell cycle ...

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