Project
Stability study: Long-term storage of serum; three different -80 °C storage environments - project description
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The purpose of this study is to assess the effects on several components in serum during long-term storage in these three different -80 °C storage environments.
Summary
In the Biobank Department at Norwegian Institute of Public Health, plasma and serum is stored at -80 °C both in an automated storage and in chest freezers. Some of the chest freezers are opened on a regular basis while some are rarely opened. The purpose of this study is to assess the effects on several components in serum during long-term storage in these three different -80 °C storage environments.
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Project participants
Project leader
Ninia Margrethe Johnsen, Norwegian Institute of Public Health
Project participants
Camilla Lysa Fredlund, Avdeling for biobanker, Norwegian Institute of Public Health
Liv Paltiel, Avdeling for biobanker, Norwegian Institute of Public Health
Anne Kari Tveter, Avdeling for biobanker, Norwegian Institute of Public Health