Human Blood and Bone Marrow

Whole blood is supplied as a 4 - 8 ml frozen blood sample in a standard K2-EDTA tube (the anti-coagulation agent can be changed per customer request . Serum/Plasma is obtained from 8 ml of whole blood using standard blood fraction separation procedures (e.g. BD Biosciences serum/plasma collection tubes and protocols). The specimens are supplied as snap-frozen aliquots (0.5 - 5 ml) in standard cryovials. Subcellular fractions from blood (including viable frozen cells) can be prepared per customer request

 

Bone Marrow aspirates (0.5 - 3 ml) and/or bone marrow trephine biopsies (as available) are obtained from patients with hematologic malignancies. The specimens are snap-frozen and supplied in standard cryovials. Subcellular fractions from bone marrow aspirates (including viable frozen cells) can be prepared per customer request

 

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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.

 

 




hematology-malignances

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Recent Collections:

APPLICATION: Signal transduction studies (RNA, protein, IHC analysis) using a new drug lead.

Leukemia (CLL, CML, ALL, AML):
Isolation of cancer PBMCs from fresh blood using a Ficoll-based protocol, and preparation of viable cells in DMSO-containing medium. Collection of matching cancer serum samples with extensive clinical information for each patient.

Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS):
Preparation of viable BMMCs, snap-frozen cell pellets and RNA. Collection of matching cancer serum samples and extensive clinical information for each patient.

CLL and MM:
Preparation of bone marrow FFPE (cells from aspirate and trephine biopsy specimens.

Multiple Myeloma (MM):
Preparation of BMMC FFPE blocks from isolated bone marrow mononuclear cells. Collection of matching cancer serum samples and extensive clinical information for each patient.