Human Abscess Fluid

OH1036: Human Abscess Fluid is a clinically collected specimen consisting of purulent exudate that forms as a result of localized infection. This fluid contains a mixture of white blood cells, necrotic tissue, bacteria, and serum proteins, reflecting the body's immune response to microbial invasion.

Used in infectious disease research, assay development, and antimicrobial efficacy studies, this biologically relevant matrix is valuable for the investigation of bacterial load, pathogen identification, and inflammatory markers.

Key Features:

• Rich in immune cells, microbes, and inflammatory mediators
• Suitable for microbial culture, molecular analysis, and diagnostic assay development
• Custom volumes and pathogen-specific samples available upon request
• Storage Temperature: -20°C