Corning® Donor Horse Serum, 500 mL, United States Origin (Gamma Irradiated)

Corning® Donor Horse Serum, 500 mL, United States Origin (Gamma Irradiated)

Donor horse serum (DHS) is defined as the liquid fraction of clotted blood derived from horses from a closed, controlled standing herd that is under veterinary supervision and routinely monitored for various equine diseases. DHS can be used for various cell culture and immunochemical assays and is used to product antitoxins to a variety of diseases.

Features

• Donor Horse Serum, United States Origin.
• Species, Equine, Equus caballus.
• Type, Adult Donor.
• Storage, -40°C to -10°C.
• Shelf Life, 60 months.   
• Collected from a closed, controlled standing herd where each donor horse tested negative for Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) per the Coggins Test.
• True pooled and 0.2 micron sterile filtered that passes sterility, mycoplasma, and 9CFR viral testing requirements.
• Validated process used to gamma irradiate serum within one of two separate dose ranges: 25-40 kGy and 30-45 kGy.