Pierre: Formula for Alsever's solution, from C.H. Collins and P.M. Lyne,
Microbiological Methods, 1970, Butterworth and CO., London. Page 199 (you
need an older book to find these things):
Dextrose 20.5 grams
Sodium chloride (NaCl): 4.2 grams
Tri sodium citrate: 8.0 grams
Citric acid: 0.55 grams
Distilled water: 1000 ml
You're on your own in calculating the citrate concentration here. It's
been a long time since I took organic chemistry.
Jerry Pier
In article <pcomm.76.0011914F at cismibm.univ-lyon1.fr>,
pcomm at cismibm.univ-lyon1.fr (Pierre Commercon) wrote:
> hello everybody
>> help me, it is urgent
>> I am looking for the modified Alsever solution formula.
>> This solution is used to conserve Red Blood Cell in american commercial blood
> solutions.
>> The citrate concentration in this solution is important for me, this solution
> is known to inhibate some immunological reactions.
>> The Alsever solution is unknown in France
>> Merci
>> Pierre
>pcomm at cismibm.univ-lyon1.fr
