Panserin MDCK
Serum-free medium for the cultivation of MDCK cells · Serum-free medium · RUO (P04-71105)
Panserin MDCK is a complete, serum-free, ready-to-use medium for the cultivation of MDCK cells (Madin-Darby canine kidney epithelial cells) in adherent culture. It is supplied with a separate 100x supplement. It is based on a DMEM/F12 formulation.
PAN-Biotech quality. Panserin MDCK is manufactured by PAN-Biotech / PAN-Celltech and released against a defined quality-control panel. A GMP grade is available on request.
Why
- MDCK-optimised – supports high-density MDCK growth for influenza and other viral vaccines.
- Serum-free – lowers animal-derived content and downstream clearance requirements.
- Scalable – powder for 10 L available on request for manufacturing scale.
- Research to GMP – RUO catalogue product with a GMP grade available on request.
Specification
| Base | Serum-free medium for MDCK cells |
| Format | Liquid (500 ml); powder for 10 L on request |
| Storage | 2-8 °C (in the dark) |
| Stability | 1 year |
| Grade | RUO |
Ordering
| Grade | Art. No. | Pack size |
|---|---|---|
| RUO | P04-71105 | 500 ml |
Other pack sizes are available on request.
In the process – by application (upstream & downstream)
Panserin MDCK is used at the following process steps across the biologics platforms it supports:
Vaccines
- Cell-line-specific viral culture media – MDCK-cell influenza vaccine production.
Frequently asked questions
Which cells is Panserin MDCK for?
A serum-free medium for MDCK cells, the principal substrate for influenza vaccine production.
In which grade is Panserin MDCK available?
It is available as a RUO product (P04-71105); a matching GMP grade is available on request.
Is a powder format available?
Yes – a powder for 10 L is available on request for large-scale production.
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