Disease Sample

[Onyinye Victoria Mbamalu]

Nice comments

[RAHUL LANJE]

The ideal temperature for storage of poultry serum samples depends on the intended duration:

• Short-term storage (up to 1 week): Store serum at 2–8°C (refrigerator temperature). This allows transport or use within several days without significant degradation.

• Long-term storage (more than 1 week): Store serum samples at -20°C or lower (recommended range: -10°C to -40°C) for preservation over weeks to months or longer. This prevents degradation of antibodies and analytes needed for accurate testing and serology.

[Zakariya Abdulhameed]

The ideal temperature for storing poultry serum samples depends on how long you intend to store them:

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2. Store at <strong data-start=”161″ data-end=”175″>2°C to 8°C (standard refrigerator temperature).

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[Temiloluwa Ayoola]

Quite impressive 👍

[Edwin Weber Inibi]

For short-term storage (up to a week), maintain samples between 4 degrees C and 8 degrees C. For longer term storage, -20 degrees C

[Onyinye Victoria Mbamalu]

Short term is up to 1 week

Long term is weeks and months

[Amir Sohel]

Informative question

[SEGUN ADEBAYO]

Educative

[Hope Iloka]

Ideally serum samples should be stored only for short periods so they don’t get infected. That makes refrigerating the best way to store them. This is at 2 to 8 degrees Celsius.

For longer storage, the samples should be frozen and -21 degrees Celsius

[Yusufu Philip]

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