Cytochrome C FAQs

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Cytochrome C – FAQ’s

Q: What raw material is used to produce Cytochrome C?

Cytochrome C produced at BBI Solutions is extracted and purified from equine hearts.

Q: Where is Cytochrome C manufactured?

Cytochrome C is extracted and purified at BBI

’s class ISO9001:2008 bulk extraction facility in Cape

Town, South Africa. Final products are prepared and packaged in an ISO 8, Class 100,000 facility.

Q: Can the product specification be customised if we need any additional testing?

Yes, we can investigate the additional requirements and will profile this specification against our current process capability. If product specification falls outside our process capability, the project will be handled by our R&D department.

Q: Recommended Storage conditions?

We recommend you store the material at -

20°C and temperatures during transport should remain between 2 - 8°C.

Q: What are the key features and benefits?

High Purity : Our cytochrome c has a purity of >90% ensuring optimal performance in your application.

Guaranteed quality : Cytochrome C is manufactured under our Quality System compliant with ISO 9001:2008, with stringent QC analysis for every batch.

Batch-to-batch reproducibility : Enabling consistent formulations.

Bulk Extraction capability : We are able to offer large volumes to your exact product specification.

Secure supply: Fully manufactured at our Cape Town production site, we offer control over manufacturing processes and supply chain with direct relationships with our raw material suppliers to ensure a secure supply chain.

Q: What volume of material can I buy?

We can produce up to 1Kg of cytochrome c per month. Product availability and lead times can be discussed with our Account Management team.

Q : How is the purity of the Cytochrome C determined?

Samples are prepared in phosphate buffers and the cytochrome c is tested in the oxidised and reduced forms at the specific wavelengths. % Purity is calculated as ratio of absorbance maxima between the reduced and oxidised state.

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