Laboratory Products
Next-Generation Cell Culture Solution for Immunology Research
Aug 16 2009
Invitrogen has announced the launch of GIBCO® OpTmizer™ T-cell Expansion SFM, a next-generation solution for culturing and expanding human T-cells that does not require the addition of serum to achieve optimal, cost-efficient results. OpTmizer SFM will enable scientists to advance their research on the central role that T-cells play in human immune response. These cells are widely studied by scientists conducting basic and clinical research, as well as biotech and pharmaceutical companies and organisations studying biodefense.
Obtaining large amounts of viable cells for these studies is critical to this work, and led Invitrogen to specifically formulate OpTmizer SFM to enable superior cell growth and viability with consistent results, without the addition of serum. It achieves superior performance criteria for growth, viability and cell yield under serum-free conditions, compared to all other commercial T-cell media. This is an improvement over
other products on the market for T-cell culture and expansion, which are limited in their performance without the addition of human serum to feed the cells – a process that adds cost, complexity and contamination risk.
OpTmizer SFM is also xeno-free, meaning that it does not contain material of non-human origin, which further enhances its safety, while decreasing variability of results from lot to lot. It is currently available in
Research Use Only grade. This product is manufactured under cGMP regulations, and comes with an FDA Drug Master File to support regulatory filings. OpTmizer SFM expands Invitrogen’s portfolio of solutions for immunology research, which includes AIM V®, the only FDA 510(k) cleared commercial Tcell medium for human ex vivo tissue and cell culture processing applications, in addition to an extensive selection of serum- and xeno-free products.
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