What is the cause of cloudiness of plasma after centrifuse?
Cloudiness of plasma after centrifugation is typically caused by the presence of lipids, proteins, or other suspended particles that do not settle completely during the centrifugation process. This can occur due to high levels of triglycerides (lipemia), which can make the plasma appear milky. Additionally, the presence of inflammatory proteins or immune complexes can also contribute to turbidity. In clinical settings, cloudiness may indicate underlying health issues that require further investigation.