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What is a universal blood donor?
…The average human being holds 9-11 pints of blood (roughly 5 litres).and the human body generally needs a minimum of 5+ pints in their system to stay alive. Typically losing any more than 4 pints of blood at any given time will prove to be fatal. Scientists have yet to…
What is Chemiluminescent immunoassay?
…Chemiluminescent immunoassay is a variation of the standard enzyme immunoassay (EIA), which is a biochemical technique used in immunology. They can also be used as diagnosis tools in medicine, as well as being in used in several other different industries for various applications. How does Chemiluminescent Immunoassay work? During EIA…
What are blood group reagents?
…Blood grouping reagents are solutions that can be used to determine ABO, Rhesus, Kell and MNS blood groups These classifications of human blood are all based on the presence or absence of certain antigens on the surface of red blood cells. The reagents can cause the agglutination (clumping) on the…
What is enzyme immunoassay, and how does it work?
…Enzyme immunoassay (EIA) is now widely used as a diagnostic tool in various industries as well as medicine. They can also be used as analytical tools for detecting particular antigens or antibodies in a certain sample during biomedical research. The history A Nobel Prize was awarded for prior work, on…
Plastic Distribution Trays
…Plastic Ditribution Trays available for 10 vial or 5 vial packs so that you can distribute your own products. The trays will accommodate either 5ml vials or 10ml vials securely. For further information or to place an order from within the UK, contact us here. If you're outside the UK,…
Product Vials
…10ml plastic vials or 5ml glass vials available to buy for your own use. Both the 5ml and the 10ml vials will be supplied with the relevant black dropper. In addition the 10ml plastic vial will be supplied in a sterilised form in sealed bags. For further information or to…