thank you Patricia! i have learned so much from everyone oin this group. when
would i have a chance to talk with scientists working with this sort of thing.
only wish i could go back to school for the rest of my life andlearn everything
that i want to know. so once again, thanks for
Interferon is a protein. It is dried into a powder which should be able
to be frozen with
no problem. But when proteins are dissolved into a liquid solution,
freezing can be tricky.
As a scientist working with a variety of proteins, I can tell you that
many proteins will start
to break down
All this is very helpful - thanks Patricia, MC, and Joel!
Gloria
On Jun 10, 2009, at 12:32 PM, patricia.a.elk...@gsk.com wrote:
Interferon is a protein. It is dried into a powder which should be
able
to be frozen with
no problem. But when proteins are dissolved into a liquid solution,
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