This product is a Complement Serum freshly prepared from Rabbit whole blood in cold and then frozen at -80°C to prevent degradation of complement activity. It can be used in the hemolytic plaque assays, complement fixation assays, and other lymphocytotoxicity and hemolytic procedures. This product is for research use only and is not intended for therapeutic or diagnostic applications.
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Specie Reactivity | Rabbit |
Type | Serum |
Application | Hemolytic plaque assays; Complement fixation assays; lymphocytotoxicity and hemolytic procedures. |
Product Form | Frozen liquid |
Storage | Store at -80°C. Avoid repeated freeze/thaw cycles. |
Complement Activity | Complement Preserved |
Baby rabbit complement serum is an ideal complement indicatorExcellentAfter antigen and antibody binding, it is added to the suspension and incubated together. Complement, which lacks specificity, can react with almost any antigen-antibody complex. The standardized complement reagent reduces the time-consuming nature and many hassles of my experiments.
Optimal complement serum to improve the accuracy of antibody cell countsExcellentWhen I need to perform hemolysis plaque assays, I use rabbit baby complement serum because it has high activity to reduce measurement errors. Overall, I recommend its use in this experimental condition.
Baby rabbit complement serum as a source of complement for cytotoxicity testingExcellentI use rabbit baby complement serum as a source of rabbit baby complement in my lymphocytotoxicity studies. It is incubated with the cells and is able to show low background cytotoxicity, allowing me to score the degree of killing more accurately.
Reliable, consistent, and highly effectiveExcellentI've been using this serum to study complement activation, and it's been incredibly effective. It's definitely made my experiments more efficient. This serum has become a cornerstone of our research on complement biology.