fetal calf serum
Richard P. Grant
rgrant at netscape.net
Thu Mar 9 12:17:02 EST 2000
In article <200003091701.SAA05948 at intwww.zit.med.uni-tuebingen.de>,
Wolfgang.Schechinger at med.uni-tuebingen.de ("Wolfgang Schechinger")
wrote:
> Another aspect is that it's probably easier to get serum from fetal
> calves than from newborn ones since fetal calves are to my knowledge
> a "by product" when pregnant cows are slaughtered in order to get
> access to their meat.
really? I didn't think cows - pregnant or otherwise - were slaughtered
for meat (except post milk-productive ones).
Bulls, yes, cows, no. I would guess that the high price of FCS reflects
that it's a primary product rather than a sideline. But what do I know,
eh? :)
R
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