Vitamin d must be stored at -80. So , will it be stable at 37 when applied to cells?
It is stable enough to express effects on the cells. All the best
Vitamin D, especially in its natural form, so bound to D binding protein or in milk or meat is very stable. It does not need to be stored at minus 80.
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