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BD™ Leucocount Human Reagent Kit
(IVD)
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설명
The BD Leucocount™ kit is designed for counting residual white blood cells (rWBCs) in leucoreduced blood products. Contents: BD Leucocount™ reagent with BD Trucount™ tubes.
The BD Leucocount™ kit is designed for counting residual white blood cells (rWBCs) in leucoreduced blood products. Contents: BD Leucocount™ reagent with BD Trucount™ tubes.
준비 및 보관
1. Store BD Leucocount reagent at 2° to 8°C. Do not use after the expiration date shown on the label.
2. Do not expose BD Leucocount reagent to direct light.
설명 | 수량 / 사이즈 | 부품 번호 | |
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BD Leucocount™ reagent | 50 Tests (1 ea) | 340502 | N/A |
BD Trucount™ tubes | 25 Tests (1 ea) | 91-0390 | N/A |
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