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An ultracentrifugation technique is described which makes it possible to prepare protein calibrators and control sera which (i) are stable (more than 8 years documented for nine proteins), (ii) are clear (remains clear for more than 8 years at -80 degrees C), (iii) contain genuine proteins (documented electrophoretically and immunologically), and (iv) are reproducible to prepare (collection and preparation).
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