İs it same all isotonic solution's specifications?

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Isotonic solutions are defined by their osmolarity, typically around 300 mOsm, but their specific compositions can vary significantly based on application and context. In the case of in vitro fertilization and oocyte culture, while the osmolarity is crucial, the exact ionic composition (such as sodium, potassium, and chloride levels) may differ. This variability arises from historical practices, regional standards, and specific research requirements. For accurate application, consulting primary research literature and comparing standards from different national bodies is essential, as modern standards are increasingly global.
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Question is simple my friends.Our using all of isotonic solution's specs are same or different each other ?
 
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AFAIK, 'isotonic' simply means the solution has about 300 mOsm of solute. I don't know if it additionally requires (for example) 140 mM Na, 5 mM K, 100 mM Cl, etc. etc. What is your application?
 
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AFAIK, 'isotonic' simply means the solution has about 300 mOsm of solute. I don't know if it additionally requires (for example) 140 mM Na, 5 mM K, 100 mM Cl, etc. etc. What is your application?
in vitro fertilisation - I'm researching for oocyte culture, ı found its specs but I'm curioused for all cells isotonic cultures have the same specs? They r in blood and need to be blood's Osm. isn't it ?
 
No. "isotonic solution" has different meanings/composition depending on history, location and use. Sorry, I'm not more specific, but the primary research literature should have details (and comparison of various national bodies standards will also show differences). (more modern standards will tend to be more global, of course).
 
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