What breed of goat do you use to source the Donor Goat Serum (Catalog # S13150 or S13150H)?

Name: Donor Goat Serum, Heat Inactivated
Brand: R&D Systems
SKU: S13150H

The breed of goat used for our Donor Goat Serum is Angora goats.

Donor Goat Serum, Heat Inactivated

R&D Systems, part of Bio-Techne | Catalog # S13150H

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Donor Goat Serum (DGS) is used as a blocking agent in immunochemistry applications, and in other specialized cell culture applications.

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S13150H has been discontinued. View all Serum products.

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Summary for Donor Goat Serum, Heat Inactivated

Why Use Donor Goat Serum, Heat Inactivated?

Donor Goat Serum is collected from selected donor herds that receive regular veterinary inspection and care and are found free of hoofed animal diseases.

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.

Why Heat Inactivate Serum?

The objective of heat inactivation is to destroy complement activity in the serum without affecting the growth-promoting characteristics of the product. Removal of complement activity from the serum is not required for most cell cultures, but may be necessary for cultures that are sensitive to the complement activity. Since heat inactivation of the serum may, to some extent, decrease the growth performance properties of the serum, this procedure should only be performed if actually required for optimal cell growth. Researchers should evaluate the applicability of heat inactivation in regards to their own application. If heat inactivation is required, the process should be carefully controlled to avoid increased formation of crystalline and flocculent precipitates, gelling of serum proteins and excessive loss of growth performance. Significant damage to serum can occur when it is subjected to higher than required temperatures or heated over extended lengths of time.

Product Specifications for Donor Goat Serum, Heat Inactivated

Species	Goat
Applications	Cell Culture
Formulation	Liquid
Purification	0.2 μm filtered
Sterility Testing	Pass
Quality Testing	Pass

Preparation & Storage

Shipping Conditions	On Dry Ice
Storage	-5 to -20 °C

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Donor Goat Serum, Heat Inactivated

R&D Systems, part of Bio-Techne | Catalog # S13150H

To discuss options, please contact Technical Support (techsupport@bio-techne.com)

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Summary for Donor Goat Serum, Heat Inactivated

Why Use Donor Goat Serum, Heat Inactivated?

Why Heat Inactivate Serum?

Product Specifications for Donor Goat Serum, Heat Inactivated

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