Rabbit Serum, Heat Inactivated

Rabbit serum is collected from laboratory-grade animals that have been raised under strict barrier conditions and are monitored on a regular basis for pathogens. Controlled standard diets and adherence to strict collection and production protocols minimize lot-to-lot variations.

Serum products should be stored and handled correctly to assure long-term stability and to preserve growth performance consistency throughout its shelf-life. In addition, heat inactivation of serum is frequently desired to inactivate complement within the serum. Below are protocol links for serum storage/handling and heat inactivation.

Protocol for Fetal Bovine Serum Storage, Thawing, and Freezing.
Protocol for Heat Inactivation of Serum Products.