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NutriStem hPSC XF Medium (formerly called NutriStem XF/FF Culture Medium) is a fully defined xeno-free, low growth factor human embryonic stem (ES) and induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cell feeder-free culture medium that enables maintenance and expansion of pluripotent stem cells. NutriStem Medium can be used to culture pluripotent stem cells for at least 20 passages while retaining pluripotency marker expression, robust proliferation with a normal karyotype, and the ability to differentiate into cells of all three germ layers in vitro and in vivo. NutriStem Medium offers the ability to culture cells in a completely xeno-free medium without the need for high levels of basic FGF and other stimulatory growth factors and cytokines. In addition, the superior cell attachment and proliferation observed with NutriStem Medium aid high-throughput screening applications.

• Xeno-free, feeder-free conditions contain no animal components
• Easy, one-step transition from feeder-dependent culture, no adaptation required
• Maintains pluripotency, normal morphology, karyotype, and differentiation potential of human ES and iPS cells over long term culture
• Robust attachment and high cloning efficiency from single cells

• Amenable to a weekend-free culture  

Morphology of Human H1 ES cells Grown in NutriStem hPSC XF Medium for 20 passages.

Expression of Pluripotency Markers in hES Cells Cultured in NutriStem hPSC XF medium.

Proliferation Growth Rate of Human H1 ES cells Cultured in NutriStem hPSC XF Medium versus Competitor Medium.

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Product Name: NutriStem hPSC XF Medium

Catalog Number

• 01-0005 (Sartorius Cat # 05-100-1A): 500 mL
• 01-0005-100 (Sartorius Cat # 05-100-1B): 100 mL

Storage and Stability: Store at −20°C. This product is stable for a minimum of 3 months when stored as directed. See product label for lot-specific expiration date

Quality Control: NutriStem Medium tested negative for mycoplasma. Human pluripotent stem cells expressed the pluripotency markers SSEA-4, TRA-1-60, and TRA-1-81 after three continuous passages in NutriStem Medium

Sterility: Sterile

Notice To Purchaser: REPROCELL is an authorized global distributor of select cell culture products from Sartorius AG (Germany).

Manufacturer:  Biological Industries, a subsidiary of Sartorius GmbH (Germany)

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Specification Sheets:

• 01-0005 Specifications Sheet

Safety Data Sheets:

• 01-0005 and 01-0005-100 Safety Data Sheet

Product Flyers:

• NutriStem™ hPSC XF Culture Medium

Protocols:

• Protocol: Nutristem hPSC XF Culture Medium

Application Notes:

• NutriStem: a Defined, Low-Growth Factor, Xeno-Free Medium for the Long Term Culture of Undifferentiated Human ES Cells

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