Tetracycline Stock Solution (15 mg/ml) from Boston BioProducts is listed in Antibiotic selection: Tetracycline solutions.
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Tetracycline antibiotic selection stock at 15 mg/ml. Match stock solvent and working concentration.
Culture and selection reagents support cell growth or distinguish cells with particular biological properties.
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The indexed manufacturer catalog number is ABT-482.
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Antibiotic selection / Tetracycline solutions
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Antibiotic selection / Tetracycline solutions
Stock concentration and solvent must be matched.
Antibiotic selection / Tetracycline solutions
Sterile 20 mg/ml tetracycline solution in 70% ethanol. Match selection concentration and solvent tolerance.
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Tetracycline antibiotic selection stock at 15 mg/ml. Match stock solvent and working concentration.
Tetracycline antibiotic selection stock at 15 mg/ml. Match stock solvent and working concentration.
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