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Mycoplasma test

48 listings from 36 suppliers · 6 Japanese makers

Japanese name: マイコプラズマ試験

Mycoplasma is a common contaminant of cell cultures, and this test checks for it in cell banks and culture processes by culture or PCR methods. Buyers first decide between testing in-house and using a contract lab. In-house, they compare rapid real-time PCR or luminescence kits, detection sensitivity, time to result, and fit with their instrument's detection mode. GMP and filing work usually points to compendial contract testing. The products we track are listed below, with the maker and Japanese seller of each.

Contract testing services
ProductMakerWhere to buy in Japan
Mycoplasma TestingEurofins BioPharma Product TestingNot yet confirmed
Biosafety / Mycoplasma TestingEurofins BioPharma Product Testing KyotoNot yet confirmed
Mycoplasma Testing ServicesCharles RiverNot yet confirmed
Microbiology Testing ServicesCharles RiverNot yet confirmed
Cell/Virus Bank CharacterizationSGSNot yet confirmed
BioReliance Contract Testing ServicesMerckNot yet confirmed
Biosafety Testing ServicesWuXi AppTecNot yet confirmed
Mycoplasma / Microbiology TestingNelson LabsNot yet confirmed
MycoplasmacheckEurofins GenomicsNot yet confirmed
Mycoplasma Testing ServicesBionique Testing LaboratoriesNot yet confirmed
Biosafety / Mycoplasma TestingTexcellNot yet confirmed
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ProductMakerWhere to buy in Japan
SpectraMax seriesMolecular DevicesNot yet confirmed
Synergy seriesBioTekNot yet confirmed
Centro / TriStar seriesBerthold TechnologiesNot yet confirmed
GloMax seriesPromegaNot yet confirmed
Varioskan / Fluoroskan / LuminoskanThermo Fisher ScientificThermo Fisher Scientific K.K. (Japanese subsidiary)
Fluorescence microscopesNikonJP makerFrom the maker
Fluorescence microscopesEvidentJP makerFrom the maker
Fluorescence microscopesLeica MicrosystemsNot yet confirmed
Fluorescence microscopesZeissNot yet confirmed

“Where to buy in Japan” shows only sales relationships we have confirmed on the company’s or the distributor’s own website. “Not yet confirmed” means we have not checked yet, not that the product is unavailable in Japan. Product names link to the maker’s own page.