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Visit Us at the 2008 AACR Annual Meeting,  Booth 1008
April, 2008
 
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Fresh Human Tissue and Blood
Normal Human Tissue Panels
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Dear Colleague:
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Cureline, Inc. is a global biosample management company providing effective solutions for scientifically challenging projects.

Since 2003, our team has developed multi-site international collaborations and has implemented protocols for obtaining, handling and processing human specimens to ensure reproducible and reliable results.

Recently, Cureline, Inc. founded  Cureline BioPathology, a research histology laboratory, to address the growing need for high-quality human and animal tissue processing and analysis services. 

We are presenting our services at the upcoming 2008 AACR Annual Meeting (San Diego, CA, April 12-16, 2008, Booth 1008) and would like to invite you to visit us and discuss your research needs with our management team.

Olga Potapova, PhD

President and Scientific Director
 
Fresh Human Tissue and Blood
Human Colon

Cureline, Inc. provides high-quality human specimens for biomedical research.  Fresh human tissues and blood are procured from healthy donors and clinically-defined patients and are delivered to the locations of our USA-based clients within 24-48 hours after the collection.

Since 2007, Cureline, Inc. has adopted AQIX technology (www.aqix.com) for preservation and transportation of human tissues.  AQIX solutions contain the essential ingredients for maintenance of cell homeostasis in cadaver and surgical tissues.
Normal Human Tissue Panels
Normal Skin

Non-target specific binding is investigated for therapeutic antibodies using panels of normal human tissues.  Cureline, Inc. offers services in procurement of normal tissues (surgical specimens and 3-12h post-mortem tissue) and cross-reactivity testing using immunohistochemical analysis (IHC).

In all tissue collections, standard patient consent forms and operating procedures are developed to guard patients' rights and to use all samples with maximum efficiency.