Biology · Clinical Biochemistry
While separating serum and plasma, what is the main difference in the collection tube?
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- 1Both tubes contain no additives
- 2Serum tubes contain no anticoagulant, while plasma tubes contain anticoagulants✓
- 3Both tubes contain anticoagulants
- 4Serum tubes contain anticoagulants, while plasma tubes contain none
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Serum tubes contain no anticoagulant, while plasma tubes contain anticoagulants
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