Serum Separator Tubes [9mL] [100ct]

Gel and clot activator tube is used for blood serum biochemistry, immunology and drug testing, etc. There uniformly sprays the coagulant on the surface inside the tube, which will greatly shorten the clotting time.It can well stand high-temperature so that the gel will maintain a stable status during the storage and transportation process. The gel will get solidified after centrifugation and completely separate serum from fibrin cells just like a barrier, which effectively prevents the substance exchange between blood serum and cells. Serum collection efficiency is improved and high-quality serum will be obtained, thus it comes to more authentic testing result. No obvious change will happen on its biochemical features and chemical compositions, then the tube could be directly used in sampling analyzers.

Tube contains acid citrate dextrose as an anticoagulant. This tube is used for the collection of blood for special studies. Laboratory use for serum determinations in chemistry. May be used for routine blood donor screening and diagnostic testing of serum for infectious diseas. Tube inversions ensure mixing of clot activator with blood. Clot Activator Tube is coated with micronized silica particles which cause blood to clot rapidly and the barrier gel can effectively separate the serum from fibrin and cells,it is better for keeping the original character of the blood and solving the problem of hemolysis.

Serum Separator Tubes [9mL] (100 Count) Highlights: 

• SKU: 24295
• Manufacturer: Neogen
• Serum Separator Tubes.
• Activates the clotting of blood.
• Contain an inert acrylic gel
• This tube is used for the collection of blood for special studies
• Contain spray-coated silica and a polymer gel for serum separation
• Provide an efficient means of serum sample preparation and help to improve laboratory workflow
• For laboratory procedures requiring serum with a positive gel barrier between blood cells and serum
• Tubes marked as Best Practice Formulary meet demanding requirements of complex diagnostic instruments and current clinical guidelines