How a Refrigerated Centrifuge Can Help You Save Samples
Cold Spins, Clear Results: Every Sample, Every Time In every sophisticated medical lab setup, the safety and integrity of bio-samples are a key concern. It doesn't matter if you're processing blood, DNA, proteins, enzymes—temperature control is key, and is the reason a refrigerated centrifuge becomes a necessity. Not like normal centrifuges, the refrigerated centrifuge s pins as well as chill samples at a rapid speed. This is crucial for temperature sensitive compounds that degrade if subjected to heat. Typical refrigerated centrifuge applications include separating plasma from whole blood, preparing cell lysates and separating cell bodies and their membranes (P.M. drafting note: no idea if the above is classified as cell fractions). Among the lesser-known cooling centrifuge uses is the benefit in microbiology and molecular biology labs, where enzymes, and other active proteins need to maintain stability. These apparatuses run at the best low temperatures during the entire op...