Anticoagulants are a class of chemical reagents or substances that can prevent blood coagulation. These substances inhibit certain coagulation factors in the blood through chemical reactions to prevent blood coagulation. Generally, after obtaining a blood sample, if subsequent experiments require liquid blood samples, an appropriate amount of anticoagulant is usually added to the blood. Common anticoagulants include: ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid salts (EDTA salts), which can chelate calcium ions, thereby preventing blood coagulation; heparin, which can bind to antithrombin and promote its inhibition of coagulation factors and thrombin activity, and inhibit platelet formation; oxalates, which can form calcium oxalate precipitates with calcium ions in the blood, thereby preventing blood coagulation; citrates, which can form soluble chelates with calcium ions in the blood, thereby preventing blood coagulation. Our company offers a variety of anticoagulant reagents to meet different subsequent experimental needs.
Cat. No. | Description | Packaging |
BL1369A | EDTA·2K Anticoagulant (10×, Sterile) | 100mL |
BL1370A | Heparin Sodium Solution (0.1%, 125 U/mL, Sterile) | 100mL |
BL1371A | Heparin Sodium Solution (0.5%, 625 U/mL, Sterile) | 100mL |
BL1372A | Heparin Sodium Solution (1%, 1250 U/mL, Sterile) | 100mL |
BL1373A | Alsever's Solution | 100mL |
BL1373B | Alsever's Solution | 500mL |
BL1374A | CPDA-1 Anticoagulant (Sterile) | 100mL |
Anticoagulants are a class of chemical reagents or substances that can prevent blood coagulation. These substances inhibit certain coagulation factors in the blood through chemical reactions to prevent blood coagulation. Generally, after obtaining a blood sample, if subsequent experiments require liquid blood samples, an appropriate amount of anticoagulant is usually added to the blood. Common anticoagulants include: ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid salts (EDTA salts), which can chelate calcium ions, thereby preventing blood coagulation; heparin, which can bind to antithrombin and promote its inhibition of coagulation factors and thrombin activity, and inhibit platelet formation; oxalates, which can form calcium oxalate precipitates with calcium ions in the blood, thereby preventing blood coagulation; citrates, which can form soluble chelates with calcium ions in the blood, thereby preventing blood coagulation. Our company offers a variety of anticoagulant reagents to meet different subsequent experimental needs.
Cat. No. | Description | Packaging |
BL1369A | EDTA·2K Anticoagulant (10×, Sterile) | 100mL |
BL1370A | Heparin Sodium Solution (0.1%, 125 U/mL, Sterile) | 100mL |
BL1371A | Heparin Sodium Solution (0.5%, 625 U/mL, Sterile) | 100mL |
BL1372A | Heparin Sodium Solution (1%, 1250 U/mL, Sterile) | 100mL |
BL1373A | Alsever's Solution | 100mL |
BL1373B | Alsever's Solution | 500mL |
BL1374A | CPDA-1 Anticoagulant (Sterile) | 100mL |
