Frozen Human Tissue for Research
Collection Protocol Specifications:
Small pieces of tissue prepared by a certified medical pathologist are snap-frozen in liquid nitrogen usually within 20 - 30 min after the surgical excision or 4 - 12 hours postmortem in autopsy cases. A standard sample weighs 0.5 - 2 g on average and is supplied in a standard cryovial. An embedding media can be added upon request
Therapeutic Areas:
- Oncology tissue samples ( Cancer Quadruplet tissue set, cancer serum/plasma, blood in special tubes)
- Inflammation ( synovial tissue synovial fluid, matching blood, serum, plasma)
- Neurological Diseases (postmortem brain tissue from patients with PD and AD)
- Normal Tissues (4 - 12 hours postmortem and surgical collection)
To inquire about the current availability of specimens or to investigate your custom project feasibility, contact our office or send us an inquiry via email.
Standard Collection Protocols:
Breast Carcinoma Specimens sets
Cancer QUADRUPLET:
- Tumor tissue samples, snap-frozen (fresh-frozen, FF)
- Adjacent normal tissue samples (ANT), snap-frozen
- Tumor tissue samples, formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE)
- Adjacent normal tissue samples, FFPE
Normal Human Brain Map
- Nucleus Substantia nigra
- Nucleus Raphe
- Ventral pole
- Orbital gyrus
- Cingulum bundle
- Accumbens
- Amygdala
- Putamen
- Nucleus caudate
- Hippocampus
- Thalamus
- Parietal cortex
- Cerebellar vermis
- Cerebellar hemisphere
- Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex
- Pituitary gland
- Hypothalamus
- Spinal cord (cross-section)
- Peripheral Ganglia
Normal Human Tissues
- Adrenal (Category II)
- Bladder
- Blood cells (PBMC)
- Bone marrow (BM)
- Breast
- Cerebellum (Category II)
- Cerebral cortex (Category II)
- Colon (duodenum, colon, rectum)
- Endothelium
- Fallopian tube
- Fat (omental, other)
- GI tract (stomach, esophagus)
- Heart (various parts)
- Kidney (medulla and cortex)
- Liver
- Lung (including bronchioles)
- Lymph node (central)
- Muscle (striated, others)
- Ovary
- Pancreas (Category II)
- Parathyroid (Category III)
- Pituitary (Category II)
- Placenta
- Prostate
- Skin
- Spinal cord (cross-section)
- Spleen
- Testis
- Thyroid (Category II)
- Ureter
- Uterus (cervix, endometrium)
