Minimum essential medium (mem)
The MEM (Minimum Essential Medium) is a cell culture medium commonly used in laboratory settings. It provides the basic nutrients and ingredients required for the growth and maintenance of various cell lines. The core function of MEM is to support the cultivation and proliferation of cells in controlled in vitro environments.
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3 protocols using minimum essential medium (mem)
Lentiviral Knockdown of CRISPLD2 in MRC-5 Cells
Osteocyte Culture and Quantification
Glucose Consumption Measurement in Cells
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