Blood should NOT be stored in an airtight container
<h3>Explanation:</h3>
We can store blood by dried it on a swab. To collect the dried blood, we should moisten a sterile cotton swab using distilled water or tap water, then shake the swab to remove excess water. Gently swab the stain with the moistened swab tip until the swab thoroughly absorbs the blood.
We can store blood also in the dried blood stains and as a scraping. The fresh collected blood, dried blood stains, wet blood stains are contained the DNA.
Airtight containers are the plastic used to make the durable containers and it is free from BPA and has been graded to be safe to be used with food supplies. The lid of this container has an innovative airtight mechanism which helps to maintain the airtight environment inside the container.
According to book "Criminal Investigation" By Ronald F. Becker on page 114, the airtight containers can cause condensation of moisture within the container and result in bacteria that can destroy, alter or contaminate the blood.
Blood components should be stored at temperatures storage in accordance with the requirements listed. Failure to follow correct storage requirements result in decreased transfusion efficacy
Learn more about the Blood brainly.com/question/10494873
#LearnWithBrainly
Explanation:
acids reduce the pH of the food.if used properly,the pH will be reduced to a range where pathogens and many spoilage organisms will not grow
Answer and Explanation:deposition has been occurring on earth for a very long time. as time goes by, more deposits form layers on the earth, including the remains of animals and plants that would later become fossils, burying the previous deposits in another layer of newer deposits. therefore it follows that layers which are found deeper are older than those found in layers near the surface....
hope it helps u..
Answer:
Arrhenius acid
Bronsted-Lowry acid
Explanation: just answered on e2020
Actually the correct answer is D) Embryos are destroyed when stem cells are obtained from them.