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Kyle Legate
Guest
Jet wrote:
>
> I think you have a point. It would take more robust methods to store
> 'viable' EPO, such as storage at -70 to -80C, perhaps.
>
If they're going to go to such lengths, they might as well lyophilize
the urine and store it on a shelf somewhere. The samples would take up
less space and wouldn't be prone to destruction when the freezer breaks
down.
>
> I think you have a point. It would take more robust methods to store
> 'viable' EPO, such as storage at -70 to -80C, perhaps.
>
If they're going to go to such lengths, they might as well lyophilize
the urine and store it on a shelf somewhere. The samples would take up
less space and wouldn't be prone to destruction when the freezer breaks
down.
