Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | (-)-Riboflavin (Vitamin G; Vitamin B2) 98.0% Cell Culture Tested |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 25 gm, 100 gm |
| Form | Powder |
| Grade | Cell Culture Tested |
| Application | Biochemical research, cell culture, nutritional studies |
Product Description
When your laboratory research demands the highest quality biochemical reagents, (-)-Riboflavin from eqipped delivers exceptional purity and reliability. This cell culture tested vitamin B2 powder maintains 98% purity, making it ideal for sensitive biochemical assays, microbial growth studies, and nutritional research applications.
The bright yellow crystalline powder dissolves readily in water, providing excellent bioavailability for cell culture media supplementation. Researchers across India trust this grade of riboflavin for consistent results in metabolic studies, enzyme assays, and as a fluorescent marker in biological systems.
Each batch undergoes rigorous quality control to ensure it meets the exacting standards required for cell culture applications. The 98% purity specification guarantees minimal interference from impurities that could affect experimental outcomes.
For laboratories conducting nutritional research, this riboflavin serves as an essential component in vitamin deficiency studies and metabolic pathway investigations. Its cell culture tested certification provides confidence when used in mammalian cell lines, bacterial cultures, and yeast fermentation studies.
The powder form offers excellent stability when stored properly, maintaining its potency for extended periods. This makes it a cost-effective choice for research facilities that require reliable vitamin B2 supplementation over time.
Whether you’re studying coenzyme metabolism, conducting microbiological assays, or developing cell culture media formulations, this high-purity riboflavin provides the consistent performance your research demands.
Applications in Laboratory Research
This cell culture tested riboflavin finds extensive use in various laboratory applications:
In microbial growth studies, it serves as an essential nutrient component in culture media. Researchers investigating vitamin metabolism rely on its consistent purity for accurate experimental results. The compound’s natural fluorescence properties make it valuable in biological imaging applications.
Nutritional scientists use this high-purity riboflavin to study vitamin deficiency effects and metabolic pathways. Its cell culture tested certification ensures compatibility with mammalian cell lines used in biomedical research.
The powder’s excellent solubility allows for precise dosing in media preparation, critical for reproducible experimental conditions. This makes it particularly valuable in studies requiring exact nutrient concentrations.
Storage and Handling Recommendations
To maintain the integrity of your (-)-Riboflavin supply, store the powder in a cool, dry place away from direct light. The compound is light-sensitive, so keeping it in its original opaque container provides optimal protection.
For long-term storage, consider dividing the contents into smaller aliquots to minimize exposure to air and moisture when accessing the product. Always use clean, dry laboratory tools when handling to prevent contamination.
When preparing solutions, use deionized water for best results. The powder dissolves readily, but gentle stirring may help accelerate the process for larger volumes.
Safety Considerations
While riboflavin is generally recognized as safe, standard laboratory safety practices should be followed when handling this chemical. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment including gloves and safety glasses.
Avoid inhaling the powder and work in a well-ventilated area or under a fume hood when handling larger quantities. In case of skin contact, wash thoroughly with soap and water.
As with all laboratory chemicals, keep this product out of reach of children and unauthorized personnel. Dispose of any waste material according to your institution’s chemical waste disposal protocols.
FAQs
What makes this riboflavin suitable for cell culture applications?
This product undergoes specific testing to ensure it meets the purity requirements for cell culture use. The 98% purity specification and cell culture tested certification guarantee minimal interference with cellular processes, making it ideal for sensitive biological research.
How should I prepare a stock solution of riboflavin for my experiments?
For most applications, prepare a 10 mM stock solution by dissolving 3.76 mg of riboflavin powder in 1 ml of deionized water. Filter sterilize the solution using a 0.22 μm filter before adding to cell culture media. Store the stock solution protected from light at 4°C for up to one month.
Can this riboflavin be used for human consumption or dietary supplements?
This product is specifically manufactured for laboratory use and is not intended for human consumption. For nutritional or supplement applications, you would need a food-grade or pharmaceutical-grade riboflavin product that meets different regulatory standards.
What’s the difference between this cell culture tested riboflavin and regular food-grade riboflavin?
Cell culture tested riboflavin undergoes additional purity testing and quality control measures to ensure it doesn’t contain contaminants that could affect cellular processes. It’s manufactured under more stringent conditions than food-grade products to meet the exacting requirements of biological research.
How long can I store the prepared riboflavin solutions?
When stored properly at 4°C and protected from light, riboflavin solutions remain stable for about one month. For longer storage, consider preparing fresh solutions or storing aliquots at -20°C. Always check for any color changes or precipitation before use, as these may indicate degradation.
