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Bio one vacuette

Manufactured by Greiner
Sourced in Japan

The Bio-One Vacuette is a blood collection system designed for the safe and efficient collection of blood samples. It features a sterile, single-use blood collection tube and a needle assembly that helps ensure a smooth and controlled blood flow.

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Dynamic Cytokine Profiling in Patients

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Blood samples were collected from all patients upon admission, and multiple blood samples were dynamically collected in about half of these patients (96/196, 49.0%). Specifically, the samples were collected twice in 51 patients (on admission; 3–4 days after admission) and thrice in 45 patients (on admission; 3–4 days after admission; 7–8 days after admission). Blood samples were collected by venepuncture into vacuum tubes (Greiner Bio-One Vacuette®) containing separation gel, then were centrifuged at 4000rpm×10 min at 4°C (Kubota S700 T Centrifuge, Fujioka, Japan) within 2 h, then stored at 4°C. Considering the possibility of degradation of cytokine concentrations resulted from varied storage duration, the upper layer of serum was extracted and transferred into sterile cryogenic tubes using micropipettes within 3 days of storage, which was prior to freezing at −80°C immediately for further use without freeze/thaw cycles.
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Healthy Human Blood Collection

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Blood samples from ten clinically healthy human volunteers were obtained by venepuncture and collected into sterile sodium heparin containing vacuette tubes (Greiner Bio-One vacuette GmbH). The group included five men and five women with a mean age of 43, range (24–64 years). Ethical clearance to use human subjects was obtained from the designated health facility. Written consent was obtained from each person upon information of the use of blood samples. The biological material was used anonymized. The study was approved by the institutional ethics committee at the Department of Pathobiology and Infectious Disease, University of Bern, and complied with the Declaration of Helsinki.
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