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Rabbit Sera

Rabbit sera and related sera-derived products suitable for a variety of cell culture-related research and educational purposes.
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Invitrogen™ Normal Rabbit Serum

Rabbit Control

Content And Storage 4°C
Form Lyophilized
Concentration 60 mg/mL
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MilliporeSigma™ Calbiochem™ Normal Rabbit Serum

Used in ELISA, Flow Cytometry, Immunoblotting, Immunofluorescence, Immunohistochemistry, Immunoprecipitation for detection of Rabbit Serum. MilliporeSigma™; Calbiochem™ Normal Rabbit Serum is normal carrier sera from healthy, non-immunized rabbits.

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Invitrogen™ Normal Rabbit Serum

Rabbit Control

Content And Storage 4°C
Form Lyophilized
Concentration Conc. Not Determined
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Gibco™ Rabbit Serum
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Standard (sterile-filtered)

Shipping Condition Frozen
Content And Storage Storage conditions: ≤-10°C
Shipping conditions: Frozen
Product Type Rabbit Serum
Form Liquid
Serum Treatment Standard (Sterile-filtered)
Sterility Sterile
Species Rabbit
Country of Origin United States
Age 6 months or less
Product Line Gibco™
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Invitrogen™ Normal Rabbit Serum

Rabbit Control

Content And Storage -20°C
Form Liquid
Concentration Conc. Not Determined
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MP Biomedicals™ Serum, Rabbit

Supports cultures of Borrelia burgdorferi, the causative agent of Lyme disease.