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	Cytofusion® Electrofusion Medium

View Cytofusion® Medium Data Sheet (84 KB) The leader in low-conductivity electrofusion medium, Cyto Pulse Sciences' proprietary Cytofusion® Medium is designed to promote efficiency while preserving high cell viability during cell fusion. Cytofusion® Medium's low conductivity properties are superior to those of PBS in greatly reducing cell turbulence from excessive ion interference during cell alignment (i.e. pearl chain formation). This proprietary blend is sterile filtered and made of only the highest quality medical-grade chemicals. Cytofusion® Medium is used by numerous commercial biotech and pharmaceutical companies in their hybridoma generation process for monoclonal antibody production.

Specifications

Volume	500 ml
Conductivity	80±5µS/cm @25°C
Osmolarity	282±7mOs
pH	7.2±0.2
High Purity Water	> 18 meg-ohm

Ordering

LCM-C

Cytofusion® Medium, Formula C

	Cytoporation™ Electroporation Medium

View Cytoporation™ Medium Data Sheet (101 KB) Introducing Cyto Pulse Sciences' brand new proprietary electroporation-specific low-conductivity medium, Cytoporation™ Medium is designed to increase transfection efficiency while maintaining high cell viability in all mammalian cell lines. Cytoporation™ Medium's low conductivity properties excel those of PBS buffer and greatly reduce the risk of sample overheating as well as potential cuvette arcing. All proprietary blends are sterile filtered and are made of only the highest quality medical-grade chemicals. Cytoporation™ Medium is compatible with the delivery of DNA, RNA, oligonucleotides, and siRNA; no animal products or RNases are included in any of the formulas. The below graph illustrates a partial optimization process comparing Cytoporation™ Medium and PBS for HEK-293 in vitro using a Luciferase reporter plasmid.

Specifications

Volume	500 ml
Conductivity	80±5µS/cm @25°C
Osmolarity	282±7mOs
pH	7.2±0.2
High Purity Water	> 18 meg-ohm

Ordering

CP-T	Cytoporation™ Medium, Formula T