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ThermoGenesis granted European patent protection for cryogenic BioArchive storage system
Published in Blood Weekly, November 23rd, 2006
The patent contains broad claims covering the technology used in the BioArchive system, an automated cryogenic device used by cord blood stem cell banks in most of the industrialized countries to obtain precision cryogenic freezing and robotic storage and retrieval of cord blood stem cell units for transplant.
The BioArchive system cryopreserves, archives and retrieves samples within liquid nitrogen without exposing the samples to transient warming events (TWEs), which can reduce...
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Source: Blood Weekly (2006-11-23)
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