Understanding Culture Sensitivity
Culture systems are sensitive to environmental fluctuations.4
Key factors in maintaining culture stability include:
- Air Quality: The presence of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and airborne particles can compromise embryo viability.4
- Environmental Stability: Fluctuations in temperature and osmolality disrupt the growth environment.4
- CO₂ and pH Levels: Inconsistent gas and pH levels create unnecessary stress on developing embryos.4
- Laboratory Expertise: Workflow efficiency and handling precision are crucial for maintaining a stable environment.
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Incubation
The G210 InviCellTM incubator supports a stable incubation process through consistent temperature and gas management.5
Culture Dishware
Our LifeGlobalTM GPSTM dishes are engineered for precision with concave wells in 7 unique configurations.
We provide a comprehensive suite of high-quality solutions. We manufacture our products to the highest industry standards, ensuring every batch undergoes rigorous testing for clinical reliability. Our portfolio works together to help establish a stable embryo culture environment.
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References
- Swain, J.E. (2012) Media Composition: pH and Buffers. Methods in Molecular Biology, vol. 912, pp. 161-175.
- Lane, M. and Gardner, D.K. (2007) Embryo culture medium: which is the best? Best Practice & Research Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology. Vol. 21, No. 1, pp. 83e100.
- Gruber, I., and Klein, M. (2011) Embryo Culture media for human IVF: which possibilities exist? J Turk Ger Gynecol Assoc.1;12(2):110–117.
- Cairo Consensus Group (2020) There is only one thing that is truly important in an IVF laboratory: everything’ Cairo Consensus Guidelines on IVF Culture Conditions. Reproductive BioMedicine Online, 40, pp. 33-60.
- G210 InviCell User Manual
