Human mixed serum

1、 Overview of "Human Serum (Mixed Blood Types)"
Human serum (mixed blood type) is made from normal human blood as raw material, which is collected, separated, and filtered through micropores in a sterile manner. This product is free of mycoplasma, viruses, and phages, with an endotoxin content of less than 1EU/ml. It is suitable for cell and organ culture, cell strain preservation, and monoclonal antibody development. It is one of the important culture media for hospitals, research institutions, animal vaccines, and biopharmaceutical manufacturers.
Main component analysis
Human serum (mixed blood type) is a very complex mixture formed by removing fibrinogen from plasma. Although most of its components are known, there is still a part that is not clear, and the composition and content of serum often vary with the gender, age, physiological conditions, and nutritional conditions of the supplied animal. Serum is a gelatinous liquid in plasma that does not contain fibrinogen, and has the function of maintaining normal viscosity, acidity, and osmotic pressure of blood. It is mainly composed of water and various chemical components, including albumin, alpha 1, alpha 2, beta, gamma globulin, triglycerides, alanine aminotransferase, etc. Serum contains various plasma proteins, peptides, fats, carbohydrates, growth factors, hormones, inorganic substances, etc. These substances achieve physiological balance in promoting cell growth or inhibiting growth activity.