Lab Cleaning Solutions & Disinfectants

Maintaining Research Integrity Through Professional Lab Hygiene

Good cleaning practices help prevent data inaccuracies by removing nucleases and residual DNA, protecting sample integrity from RNase/DNase contamination, and eliminating pathogens such as mycoplasma to support both personnel and cell culture safety.

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When to Use Contaminants to Eliminate Recommended Product
Slow Cell Growth Mycoplasma
PCR False Positives DNA
Sample Degradation DNase/RNase
Routine Cleaning for incubator and waterbath Microorganisms (bacteria, viruses, fungi)
Critical Cleaning for labwares and surgical instruments All types of soils (biomaterials, proteins, enzymes, oils, etc.)

Data-Backed Removal of Microbial Debris with 7X Cleaning Solution

Data-backed removal with 7X microscopy trial

Proven Biofilm Elimination

7X Cleaning Solution offers powerful decontamination by effectively washing out resilient Pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilms.

Even at a low 1% concentration, the solution disrupts bacterial adhesion to surfaces, leaving significantly less organic debris than standard distilled water treatments. This residue-free performance ensures a sharp demarcation between treated and untreated areas, providing the sterile environment necessary for sensitive research.

Comprehensive Mycoplasma Solution

While contamination may be invisible in 2D cultures, it significantly alters gene expression and cellular organization. Using MRA and Myco-Out Mycoplasma Removal Spray ensures that your results reflect your experimental variables rather than an underlying infection. Once mycoplasma is eliminated, cell lines can regain their intended phenotype and proliferation levels in 3D environments.

Contaminated cell vs healthy cell micro-imaging
Effect of mycoplasma contaminated kidney epithelial cells in 3D culture cyst stained for proliferation (Ki67 marker, green), actin (phalloidin, red), and cell nuclei (DAPI, blue). Images highlight the lack of extracellular matrix, actin, deposition and arrangement on a 3D cysts due to mycoplasma contaminated cells. Figure was adapted from Ehrlich and Kaplan, et. al. 2015 to highlight importance of routine mycoplasma testing.

Other Resources

Keeping Your Lab Spotless Booklet Guide

Keeping Your Lab Spotless

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Choosing the ideal laboratory cleaning product literature

Choosing The ideal Laboratory Cleaning Product

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Critical cleaning in biotechnology guidelines

Critical Cleaning in Biotechnology

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