👉 Archived fluids refer to remnants of bodily fluids that have been stored or preserved over time, often for medical, forensic, or research purposes. These fluids can include blood, urine, saliva, and other bodily secretions that have been collected from various sources such as blood banks, medical facilities, or crime scenes. The archived fluids are typically stored under controlled conditions to maintain their integrity and prevent degradation, allowing for future use in diagnostic testing, research studies, or legal investigations. Over time, these fluids can undergo changes due to factors like microbial growth, chemical reactions, or physical alterations, which may affect their composition and usability. Despite these challenges, archived fluids remain valuable resources for advancing medical knowledge and forensic science.
