IntestiCult™ Organoid Growth Medium (Human) from STEMCELL Technologies is cataloged for organoid culture workflows.
Pack sizes & catalog numbers
1 kit: 50 mL basal medium and 50 mL organoid supplement · 06010
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Product overview
Medium kit for establishing and maintaining human intestinal organoids. It supplies basal medium and supplement, rather than cells or an entire culture setup. Research use only; the page also describes use-license restrictions. Matrix and vessel requirements need protocol review.
Product type: Intestinal organoid media.
Recorded product specifications: Input material: Human intestinal crypts; Output material: Human intestinal organoid cultures.
Workflow context: Separate intestinal organoid expansion media from differentiation formulations, and distinguish adult tissue-derived workflows from pluripotent-cell differentiation.
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Manufacturer catalog number and pack: 06010 (1 kit: 50 mL basal medium and 50 mL organoid supplement).
- Manufacturer
- STEMCELL Technologies
- Primary application group
- Organoid culture
- Reagent category
- Intestinal organoid media
- SciBranch number
- RM-02.017.001-0001-3
- Manufacturer catalog numbers
- 06010
- Evidence
- Official manufacturer documentation; candidate compatibility requires protocol review
- Organism scope
- Human
- Input material
- Human intestinal crypts
- Output material
- Human intestinal organoid cultures
- Intended use and workflow
- Research use only
- Capacity context
- 50 mL basal medium plus 50 mL organoid supplement
- Other specifications
- Consult manufacturer documentation
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- 02Transformation method and efficiency
- 03Selection markers and recovery medium
- 04Storage and handling requirements
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Product sources and documentation
Medium kit for establishing and maintaining human intestinal organoids. It supplies basal medium and supplement, rather than cells or an entire culture setup. Research use only; the page also describes use-license restrictions. Matrix and vessel requirements need protocol review.
Official visible page confirms product name and ordering code. Retrieved 2026-11-08. Medium kit for establishing and maintaining human intestinal organoids. It supplies basal medium and supplement, rather than cells or an entire culture setup. Research use only; the page also describes use-license restrictions. Matrix and vessel requirements need protocol review.
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