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NCTC Media Powder

Chemically defined media formulations originally developed at the National Cancer Institute for establishing stable cell lines.

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NCTC Media Powder

NCTC is a series of chemically defined media developed by Virginia Evans of the Tissue Culture Section of National Cancer Institute, Bethesda. The medium was originally formulated to establish and maintain a strain of mouse cells, L929. The medium has been shown to support growth of fibroblast-like and epithelial-like cells of both normal and malignant origin from mice, hamsters, monkeys and humans.

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NCTC Media

NCTC Media

NCTC 109 and NCTC 135 formulations in dry powder format. Widely used for legacy and specialized cell lines.

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