Defibrinated Blood
Nutrient-rich horse blood, mechanically defibrinated for specialized bacterial cultivation.
Horse Defibrinated Blood is harvested from healthy donor horses and processed to remove fibrin via mechanical means.
This convenient, ready-to-use liquid blood contains no artificial anticoagulants. Horse blood is particularly renowned for its high content of Factor X (hemin) and lack of inhibitory enzymes (like NADase), making it superior for isolating certain fastidious species like Haemophilus influenzae (when heated to make Chocolate Agar) and expanding specific bacterial colonies that struggle on other media.
With a market growing toward $165 million, horse blood is a critical raw material for specialized clinical diagnostics and bacteriology.
