Heat inactivated
Heat-inactivated is a laboratory process that uses heat treatment to deactivate or kill microorganisms in a sample. This technique is commonly used to prepare samples for various analytical procedures, ensuring the safety and integrity of the testing environment.
Lab products found in correlation
6 protocols using heat inactivated
Leishmania major Infection Model
PBMC and B Cell Culture Optimization
Maintenance and Infection of L. major Seidman Strain
Axenic Culture of E. histolytica Trophozoites
PBMC and B Cell Culture Optimization
Immune Response to Parasite Exposure
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