A clot activator is a substance used in laboratory blood tests to promote the clotting process. It typically contains materials like silica or thrombin, which stimulate the coagulation cascade, allowing blood to...
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Clot Activator Tube
Accucera Clot Activator Plain Blood Collection Tube
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BDK Life Sciences Clot Activator Non Vacuum Blood Collection Tube 4ml
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Levram Gel with Clot activator Non Vacuum Blood Collection Tube
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BD Plain Vacutainer Blood Collection Tube
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Levram Gel Clot Act Vacuum Blood Collection Tube
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Curdia Clot Activator Non Vacuum Blood Collection Tube
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Bradley Clot Activator Plain Tube Non Vacuum Blood Collection Tube
₹146
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Meditubex Clot Activator 4ml Non Vacuum Blood Collection Tube
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Accucera Gel and Clot Activator Blood Collection Tube
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Nasmed Clot Activator Vacuum Blood Collection Tube
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A clot activator is a substance used in laboratory blood tests to promote the clotting process. It typically contains materials like silica or thrombin, which stimulate the coagulation cascade, allowing blood to clot more quickly. This is important for obtaining serum samples, as the clotting process separates the liquid serum from the solid components of blood. Clot activators are commonly found in blood collection tubes designed for certain diagnostic tests.
In blood collection tubes, a clot activator is a substance that accelerates the clotting process, enabling efficient separation of serum. Usually composed of silica or thrombin, these activators facilitate the preparation of serum samples for laboratory tests while minimizing hemolysis and enhancing diagnostic reliability.