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What is Role of sodium fluoride as a preservative for blood in viscera packing are all except and explain in detail?
Potassium oxalate - anti coagulant and 10 mg / ml Sodium or Potassium fluoride are used for blood preservation. Acts as preservative by following mechanism: - Prevents glycolysis - Inhibits bacterial growth - Inhibits enolase enzyme