Preparation of Erythrocyte Suspension
The procedure that Shin de et al. (1999) describe will be used to make the erythrocyte suspension that will be used in this study. A healthy human participant is going to get their whole blood drawn for the experiment. (CAN AN ANIMAL BLOOD BE USED INSTEAD???)
Yes, it is possible to use animal blood sample for erythrocyte suspension preparation for in-vitro anti-inflammatory test. Animal blood samples are routinely used in various types of research and testing, including in-vitro experiments. There are several methods for preparing erythrocyte suspensions from animal blood, including centrifugation and sedimentation. Depending on the specific research requirements, the animal blood sample can be separated into components such as red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets, which may then be used to create the erythrocyte suspension.
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