Charcoal stripped human ab serum
Charcoal stripped human AB serum is a laboratory product that has undergone a process to remove specific components. It is derived from human AB serum, which is a type of blood serum. The charcoal stripping process is used to remove certain substances, such as hormones or other small molecules, from the serum.
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