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The ram blood constitutes a bodily fluid composed from plasma (60-65%) and morphothic elements (30-45%). Ram blood is safe, being obtained from healthy animals, free from animal diseases: brucellosis, listeriosis, leptospirosis and Q-Fever. Ram blood is used as an additive to bacteriological media, rosette tests in immunology as well as Waaler-Rose reaction. Frozen, it is used as an additive to bacteriological media for isolating anaerobes.

Pseudo cholinesterase, i.e. butyryl cholinesterase is an enzyme acting as a catalyst for choline esters such as butyryl choline and acetocholine as well as some non-cholinic esters (such as phenyl benzoesate). Obtained from horse serum using the ammonium sulphate fractionation method. Used as a reagent in diagnostic laboratories, in pesticide poisoning as well as biochemical and analytical research. Preparation activity is expressed in absolute units (a.u.) – single unit corresponds to enzyme volume hydrolyzing 5.7 butyryl choline iodide within 5 minutes.

Ox fibrinogen is obtained using Cohn method (I – O fraction) with citrate buffer and sodium chloride complementation. Contains 85-90% of coagulating protein. The preparation is a sterile, white, amorphous substance. Its residual humidity falls below 3%, ash contents – below 25%. Used in physiological, biochemical, pathological laboratory tests as well as in diagnostics for identification of blood coagulation system disturbances.