Microbial Contamination
Contamination is one of the most common and serious issues in cell culture, compromising research results and wasting valuable time and resources. Contaminants can be microbial—such as bacteria, fungi, mycoplasma, and nanobacteria—or non-microbial, including chemical impurities or cross-contamination with other cell lines. Among these, microbial contamination is the most prevalent, with bacteria, mycoplasma, and nanobacteria being the leading causes.
As a trusted life science tool provider, abm brings extensive knowledge and expertise in detecting and controlling bacterial, mycoplasma, and nanobacteria contamination. We can be your reliable partner in keeping your cell culture projects contamination-free and under control, even if a culture is already compromised.
Explore the following links for detailed product information and applications to support your contamination control strategies.
