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Serum separating tubes

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Sourced in Germany

Serum-separating tubes are a type of laboratory equipment used to separate serum from whole blood samples. They contain a gel-like substance that creates a barrier between the serum and cellular components during centrifugation, allowing for easy separation and collection of the serum portion.

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Mouse Serum IgE Measurement

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Blood was collected in serum-separating tubes (Sarstedt and BD) and total serum IgE concentrations were measured using either the BD OptEIA Mouse IgE ELISA Set (BD) according to the manufacturer's instructions, or a multi-array (Meso Scale Discovery) utilizing the BD OptEIA Mouse IgE ELISA Set.
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Tissue Collection and Preservation Protocol

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At defined time points, mice were weighed and euthanized by CO2, followed by cervical dislocation; blood was collected by cardiac puncture, and serum was collected using serum-separating tubes (#41.1378.005, Sarstedt), aliquoted, and stored at −80 °C. Urogenital apparatus and liver tissues were fixed in 10% buffered formalin and processed for paraffin embedding. Alternatively, mouse prostate lobes (anterior prostate, AP; dorsolateral prostate, DLP; ventral prostate, VP) were immediately dissected, weighed and flash-frozen in liquid nitrogen. Serum and tissues were consistently collected during the same periods to minimise inter-samples and circadian rhythm variability.
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Seroprevalence of Bartonella Infections

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Blood samples (9 mL) from blood donors (n = 65) and patients (n = 40) were collected in plastic EDTA tubes (Sarstedt, Germany). At the same time, serum samples (9 mL) were collected into serum-separating tubes (Sarstedt, Germany) to examine the presence of antibodies against B. henselae and B. quintana. Aseptic technique was used; an experienced nurse performed venipuncture. Samples were transported to the laboratory within 2 h and processed immediately. The remaining blood samples, in EDTA tubes, and serum, distributed in 1.5-mL Eppendorf tubes, were stored at -70 °C for further use.
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