It is important to preserve mycoplasma-positive cells as cryopreserved back-ups. Any of the highly effective antibiotics may be used, in our hands antibiotics ...

There are three classes of antibiotics that kill mycoplasma when used at relatively low concentrations: tetracyclines, macrolides and quinolones.

In fact, mycoplasmas are generally resistant to most antibiotic mixtures commonly used in cell culture. Because many antibiotics have no effect on mycoplasma, ...

145,00 € Mycoplasma treatment of contaminated cell cultures is easy: simply add MycoRAZOR® to your culture medium to kill mycoplasmas and bacteria in the culture rapidly ...

Detect mycoplasma contamination in cell culture through the PCR, DNA stain, or culture tests. Discover mycoplasma prevention, elimination, and detection ...

RESISTANT TO COMMON ANTIBIOTICS Mycoplasma lack a cell wall around their membrane and can therefore not be eliminated with common cell culture antibiotics.

Mycoplasma contamination of your cell cultures can seriously impact the reliability, reproducibility, and consistency of your experimental results.

We examined the effectiveness of the new antimycoplasma compound Plasmocin that has been employed routinely to cleanse chronically infected cell lines.

Plasmocin, one of the most commonly used treatments, is added to the culture media at 25 𝝻g/mL for one to two weeks.

Antibiotics: Most routine antibiotics used in cell culture are not effective against mycoplasma. Gentamicin sulfate, kanamycin sulfate, and tylosin tartrate ...