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Plasma cholinesterase activity, determined using either benzoyl choline or butyrylthiocholine as substrate, is stable for prolonged periods (greater than 12 months) when stored at -20 degrees C. Likewise, repeated freezing and thawing of plasma did not markedly affect cholinesterase activity.
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