Plasma Sample for Research

At iProcess Global Research, we recognize the indispensable value of plasma in medical research. The largest component of human blood, plasma is a clear, straw-colored liquid that’s vital for transporting nutrients, hormones, and proteins to parts of the body that need them. Our focus on providing high-quality plasma samples stems from its significant role in advancing scientific understanding and developing new medical treatments.

Why Is Plasma Essential?

Plasma is collected in whole blood cells through centrifugation with anticoagulants, such as EDTA, heparin, or citrate, added to the glass tubes to prevent clotting. These coagulation factors are also often called clotting factors during the sample preparation process.

Plasma is more than just a transport medium. These platelets contain an array of essential substances, including electrolytes, nutrients, hormones, enzymes, antibodies, gases, and proteins like albumin and fibrinogen. 

This composition makes it a crucial element for research in various fields, such as immunology, hematology, and genetic disorders. 

How Is Plasma Useful in Medical Research?

The versatility of plasma makes it an invaluable resource in a broad spectrum of research applications, such as:

iProcess Global Research’s Commitment to Quality

At iProcess Global Research, we are dedicated to providing plasma samples of the highest integrity. Our rigorous plasma serum sample collection and processing protocols ensure that each sample retains its biological relevance, making them ideal for a wide range of research purposes. We adhere to strict ethical standards and comply with all regulatory guidelines, ensuring that our plasma samples are ethically sourced and of superior quality.

Partnering With Researchers

We partner with researchers worldwide, offering customized plasma samples that meet their specific research needs. Whether it’s for diagnostic development, therapeutic research, or groundbreaking scientific studies, our team is committed to supporting the research community with reliable, high-quality plasma samples. 

Trust iProcess Global Research for your plasma sample needs today and contribute to the advancements in healthcare and medicine.

Sources:

What Is Plasma? – Health Encyclopedia | University of Rochester Medical Center

Plasma biomarkers for neurodegenerative disorders: ready for prime time? | NCBI

Applications of genetic-epigenetic tissue mapping for plasma DNA in prenatal testing, transplantation and oncology | NCBI