Pel Freez Bio

Description: Whole blood is collected from healthy male and female guinea pigs from a US source. The animals showed no symptoms of any diseases at time of blood collection. The hemolytic titer hs slight Lot-to-Lot variation but is generally: CH50 > 400. Prior to working with it we recommend that the complement is thawed on ice or in a cold water bath or under a stream of cold water. Never thaw using warm or hot water. While defrosted like this we advise you to make single-use aliquots and keep them frozen at -70C. Freeze-thaw cycles will damage the complement components and will reduce significantly the activity. Once thawed, the leftover from a working aliquot should be discarded.

Description: Whole blood is collected from both male and female healthy horses living in a herd and are 1+ years of age. The blood is refrigerated within 6 hours after collection and is processed within 24 hours and frozen at -20°C. Filtered through a 0.22 micron filter.

Description: Whole blood is collected from both male and female healthy horses living in a herd and are 1+ years of age. The blood is refrigerated within 6 hours after collection and is processed within 24 hours and frozen at -20°C. Filtered through a 0.22 micron filter.

Description: Whole blood is collected from both male and female healthy horses living in a herd and are 1+ years of age. The blood is refrigerated within 6 hours after collection and is processed within 24 hours and frozen at -20°C. Filtered through a 0.22 micron filter.

Description: Whole blood is collected from both male and female healthy horses living in a herd and are 1+ years of age. The blood is refrigerated within 6 hours after collection and is processed within 24 hours and frozen at -20°C.

Description: Blood is aseptically collected from the donor herd horses. The blood is refrigerated within 8 hours of collection and processed within 48 hours after which it is stored at -20°C. The serum is thawed and passed through a 0.22 micron filter, bottled and stored at -20°C. The sterile serum is later thawed, heat inactivated at 56°C for 30 minutes, and returned to -20°C.

Description: Whole blood is collected from healthy pigs of mixed breed, either sex and fasted at the time of slaughter. The blood is then refrigerated within 6 hours, processed within 24 hours and frozen at -20°C.

Description: Whole blood is collected from healthy pigs of mixed breed, either sex and fasted at the time of slaughter. The blood is then refrigerated within 6 hours, processed within 24 hours and frozen at -20°C.

Description: Whole blood is collected from healthy pigs of mixed breed, either sex and fasted at the time of slaughter. The blood is refrigerated within 6 hours, processed within 24 hours and frozen at -20°C. The serum is thawed, pooled, passed through a 0.22 micron filter, bottled and returned to -20°C.

Description: Whole blood is collected from healthy pigs of mixed breed, either sex and fasted at the time of slaughter. The blood is refrigerated within 6 hours, processed within 24 hours and frozen at -20°C. The serum is thawed, pooled, passed through a 0.22 micron filter, bottled and returned to -20°C.

Description: Whole blood is collected from healthy pigs of mixed breed, either sex and fasted at the time of slaughter. The blood is refrigerated within 6 hours, processed within 24 hours and frozen at -20°C. The serum is later thawed, pooled and passed through a 0.22 micron filter, bottled and returned to –20°C. The bottled sterile serum is then thawed in cool water and heat inactivated at 56°C for 30 minutes. The heat-inactivated serum is then stored at -20°C.

Description: Sterile, plasma-derived from male donors. Units and/or pools are tested by FDA approved method for designated infectious agents. Serum has been tested under ASheepI guidelines and found to be negative for HLA Class I and II antibodies. Each unit of plasma used in the preparation of this material was tested and found negative for HIV1/2, HbsAg, HCV, HIV-1 (NAT), and HCV (NAT) by FDA approved methods.

Description: Sterile, off the clot serum, from male donors. Each donor unit has been tested according to FDA guidelines for the detection of Hepatitis B Surface Antigen, Antibodies to HIV and HVC, HIV-1 RNA, HBovine DNA, HCV RNA, and Syphilis. All units yielded NON-REachCTIVE/NEGATIVE results for each test performed. All blood is collected in the United States of America from human donors in FDA licensed centers and tested with FDA approved test kits.

Description: Whole blood is collected from both male and female healthy horses living in a herd and are 1+ years of age. The blood is refrigerated within 6 hours after collection and is processed within 24 hours and frozen at -20°C. The serum is then thawed in a cool water bath. First the lipids are removed, then the serum is filtered through a 0.22 micron filter. The obtained product is bottled and frozen at -20 ºC.

Description: The complement is collected from healthy 8-12 week old rabbits (both male and female) and stored at -70°C. It is in the form of frozen liquid. The Hemolytic titer is LOT dependant but generally above 1:16. All such complement products are extremely heat-sensitive. Prior to working with it we recommend that the complement is thawed on ice or in a cold water bath or under a stream of cold water. Never thaw using warm or hot water. While defrosted like this we advise you to make single-use aliquots and keep them frozen at -70C. Freeze-thaw cycles will damage the complement components and will reduce significantly the activity. Once thawed, the leftover from a working aliquot should be discarded.

Description: The complement is collected from healthy 8-12 week old rabbits (both male and female) and stored at -70°C. It is in the form of frozen liquid. The Hemolytic titer is LOT dependant but generally above 1:16. The complement is extremely heat-sensitive. Prior to working with it we recommend that the complement is thawed on ice or in a cold water bath or under a stream of cold water. Never thaw using warm or hot water. While defrosted like this we advise you to make single-use aliquots and keep them frozen at -70C. Freeze-thaw cycles will damage the complement components and will reduce significantly the activity. Once thawed, the leftover from a working aliquot should be discarded.

Description: The complement is collected from healthy 8-12 week old rabbits (both male and female) and stored at -70°C. It is in the form of frozen liquid. The Hemolytic titer is LOT dependant but generally above 1:16. The complement is extremely heat-sensitive. Prior to working with it we recommend that the complement is thawed on ice or in a cold water bath or under a stream of cold water. Never thaw using warm or hot water. While defrosted like this we advise you to make single-use aliquots and keep them frozen at -70C. Freeze-thaw cycles will damage the complement components and will reduce significantly the activity. Once thawed, the leftover from a working aliquot should be discarded.