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Rabbit Serum Non-Sterile Non-Hemolyzed Young

Rabbit Serum Non-Sterile Non-Hemolyzed Young

Whole blood is collected from young healthy New Zealand White or Californian rabbits, 8 - 12 weeks of age, either sex and fasted at the time of slaughter, processed, bottled, and stored at -20°C.

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Rabbit Serum Non-Sterile Non-Hemolyzed Young

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Specifications

Physical State: Frozen liquid

Storage: -10°C or below

Applications: In Vitro Diagnostics,Cell Culture,Non-Clinical & Preclinical Studies

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Product Overview

Product Overview
Application:	In Vitro Diagnostics,Cell Culture,Non-Clinical & Preclinical Studies
Storage Conditions:	-10°C or below
Shipping Conditions:	Dry ice
Species:	Rabbit
Application Notes:	Reportedly useful in immunohistochemistry assays and western blot; as diluent, blocking agent, cell culture/ growth supplement and source of serum proteins.
Guarantee:	Product quality is guaranteed to meet Pel-Freez Biologicals’ specifications for 1 year from the date of receipt by the customer as long as the product is stored in accordance with the indicated storage conditions.
Testing:	Hemolysis: ≤ 20 mg/dL Total Protein: 5.0- 7.0 g/dL pH: 7.0- 8.5
Product Attributes:	Non-Sterile,Serum
Packaging:	Poly bottle
Donor Sex:	Mixed
Product Types:	Serum

Product Applications

Immunoassays
Protein purification
Cell culture

Documents & Datasheets

Product Datasheet

Datasheet for 31118 Rabbit Serum Non-Sterile Non-Hemolyzed Rev 02

Safety Datasheet

SDS for 31118 Rabbit Serum Non-Sterile Non-Hemolyzed Young

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