Order pregnancy samples from various trimesters
Pregnancy is a crucial stage in a women's life. It is the period in which women undergo several changes, both physically and mentally, to give birth to a healthy baby. Human pregnancy is divided into three trimesters, namely, the first trimester, second trimester, and third trimester making up to 9 months. Since a pregnant mother's health directly impacts the developing fetus, it is paramount to ensure maternal health. At the same time, treating diseases during pregnancy is challenging due to the lack of substantial clinical evidence regarding the safety profile of the majority of therapeutic agents. This is because, as in any clinical trial, pregnant women are underrepresented due to potential risks to the mother and developing foetus and associated ethical constraints. To continue high-troughput clinical research with in-vitro experiments, specimens such as urine, serum, plasma, and whole blood samples collected from pregnant women are a valuable source and can be utilized in many studies.
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Is your research aiming to conquer newer horizons of medical discovery? Are you searching for reliable, high-quality pregnancy research samples? If so, Central BioHub is the perfect biospecimen partner that can fulfil your research needs immediately. Central BioHub recognizes the issues and ethical limitations associated with prenatal clinical research. Therefore, helping researchers across the globe, Central BioHub offers a comprehensive range of human biospecimens, such as serum and plasma from pregnant women at various trimesters. We provide a full range of human serum and plasma samples tested for pregnancy biomarkers, including hCG, luteinizing hormone (LH), progesterone (P4), prolactin (PRL), D-Dimer and more. The samples are guaranteed to be of excellent quality and are perfect for in-vitro testing.
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