Hepatitis C (HCV) primarily causes a long-lasting lIVer disease. It is spread by contact with infected blood. It first became eVIdent in 1974 that a non A/non B hepatitis VIrus eXisted. Finally, a test was discovered that could be used to identify the VIrus in 1989 and from the early 1990s all blood units were screened for HCV. Hepatitis C is more likely than Hepatitis B to cause lIVer disease.
Categories
Primary Cells
Species
Human
Applications
For research use only
Shipping
ice pack
Storage
4°C
Quality Control
All cells test negatIVe for mycoplasma, bacteria, yeast, and fungi.