Blood plasma is the liquid component of blood. It contains many proteins, but the blood cells have been removed. An anticoagulant is added to the material to prevent clotting.
Blood serum is formed when NO anticoagulant is added to the liquid component of the blood.
We offer a range of plasmas and sera in various packages:
Plasma from whole blood
Item 92040, plasma in bags of around 250 ml, deep-frozen (-20°C)
- The anticoagulant used is always CPD (citrate-phosphate-dextrose).
- The material is tested in accordance with SRC guidelines.
- It can be ordered either filtered or unfiltered.
- When used for research purposes, the material is anonymised and can no longer be traced.
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Plasma from apheresis
Item 92042, plasma in bags of around 250 ml, deep-frozen (–20°C)
- The anticoagulant used is always ACD (adenine-citrate-dextrose).
- The material is tested in accordance with SRC guidelines.
- When used for research purposes, the material is anonymised and can no longer be traced.
Off-the-clot serum
Item 92041, serum in bags of around 200 ml, deep-frozen (–20°C)
- The material is tested in accordance with SRC guidelines.
- When used for research purposes, the material is anonymised and can no longer be traced.
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