MEM With Earle's Salts and L-glutamine

Minimum Essential Medium (MEM) was developed by Harry Eagle and has become one of the most widely used of all synthetic cell culture media. The original formulation, containing Earle's Balanced Salts, was designed for use in propagating mouse L cells and HeLa cells. Eagle found that these cells require 13 amino acids and seven vitamins to grow and reproduce in vitro. MEM with Earle's Balanced Salts is suitable for cell culture in CO₂charged atmospheres, while MEM with Hank's Salts is suitable for cell culture in normal atmospheric conditions.

MEM With Earle's Salts and L-glutamine

Liquid

MEM-006 : 500 ml	$5.44
MEM-1006 : 1000 ml	$8.00

No Sodium Phosphate; Liquid

MEM-011 : 500 ml	$5.12
MEM-1011 : 1000 ml	$7.25

Powder

MEM-014P : 1 L	$2.38
MEM-1014P : 10 L	$7.40
MEM-5014P : 50 L	$30.85

With D-valine Substituted for L-valine; Liquid

MEM-012 : 500 ml	$5.42
MEM-1012 : 1000 ml	$7.86

With Nonessential Amino Acids; Liquid

MEM-013 : 500 ml	$5.10
MEM-1013 : 1000 ml	$7.22

With Nonessential Amino Acids; Powder

MEM-015P : 1 L	$2.41
MEM-1015P : 10 L	$7.65
MEM-5015P : 50 L	$31.90