Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Amino Acid Drop-Out Supplements
Drop-Out supplements are based upon a standard mixture of Amino acids, Vitamins and other components used to supplement encountered auxothropies. In each of the Drop-Out mixtures as provided by Formedium™ every component is provided except one or more supplements of interest, i.e. the “dropped out” supplements.
Formedium™ is producing five different groups of Drop-Out supplements based on five basic amino acid mixtures as described by different authors. Each basic mixture supports optimal growth of yeast, but lacks one or more essential nutrients, useful to select for auxotrophic requirements and transformants.
For more detailed information about all different Drop-Out formulations derived from each basic amino acid supplement mixture, please choose from the categories displayed below.
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What our customers say
"Formedium provide not only excellent products but also a level of personal service that truly sets them apart. They take the time to understand their customers’ needs and consistently go above and beyond, all while maintaining a highly professional approach. I look forward to continuing to work with Formedium and the team for many years to come."
Michael Hannan
University of Dundee
“Formedium's technical support assisted us to make ready-made Aspergillus medium, saving us countless hours in preparation and have consistency across experiments going forwards. Their cost-effectiveness impressed us so much that we've now switched all our medium consumables to them!”
Norman Van Rhijn
University of Manchester
“Formedium has been a long-term supplier of media products to our fermentation facility. From day one, their product quality and customer service has been second to none. Impressively, their outstanding service has always been delivered alongside competitive pricing and a sense of that personal touch. Formedium have even formulated and packaged media, specifically for our needs, and their technical support has always been on hand when needed.”
Dr Shane Palmer
Cambridge Biomedical Campus
