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Follow up: what is the longest that room temperature plasma viral load will remain stable in a ppt tube? Sep 28, 2003 Dr. Holodniy, You wrote in a post yesterday that viral load in a ppt tube at room temperature for 5 days before freezing would be diluted. What is the maximum time that plasma viral load in a ppt tube would definitely remain stable/undiluted, if kept at room temperature? Also does freezing and unfreezing the plasma/ppt tube affect the viral load? Thank you. |
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 The answer to the first question is unknown. The answer to the second question is that 1-3 freeze-thaws will probably retain viral load quantitation. | ||||||||
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