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May I ask which temperature is most optimal for keeping bacteria in fetal calf serum. -70 or -80? I did observe the usual temperature for storage of bacteria is -70 degree celcius at the other lab... But due to the original factory setting in my freezer I have been using -80 for a long time. I am paranoid whether this is acceptable or whether this will have any effects on my isolates??
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Posted 23 August 2010 - 11:40 PM
ocean_sky83, on 23 August 2010 - 11:08 PM, said:
Hi
May I ask which temperature is most optimal for keeping bacteria in fetal calf serum. -70 or -80? I did observe the usual temperature for storage of bacteria is -70 degree celcius at the other lab... But due to the original factory setting in my freezer I have been using -80 for a long time. I am paranoid whether this is acceptable or whether this will have any effects on my isolates??
Thanks!
Have a good day =)
May I ask which temperature is most optimal for keeping bacteria in fetal calf serum. -70 or -80? I did observe the usual temperature for storage of bacteria is -70 degree celcius at the other lab... But due to the original factory setting in my freezer I have been using -80 for a long time. I am paranoid whether this is acceptable or whether this will have any effects on my isolates??
Thanks!
Have a good day =)
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Posted 24 August 2010 - 02:15 PM
It is not a problem to store them at -80, just more expensive on power.
