cryopreservation

Find samples.
Preserve their origins.

Cryogenic management brings together samples, storage locations, quality information and use - from freezing to documented revitalization.

A place with origins

Function example

Tank 01 › Rack 02 › Box 03

Selected positionB2
status
occupied
sample
DEMO-K06
origin
Line A

Position B2: Origin and storage location remain connected.

Cryomanagement with synthetic sample data

More than one place in the box.

01

Assign storage bins

Tank, rack, box and position form a clear storage structure. Free, occupied and reserved places remain distinguishable.

02

Origin preserved

Sample type, donor reference, line information and associated documents are merged into one sample.

03

Document usage

Quality inspection, reservation, issuing and defrosting receive a traceable history of events.

surface example

A look into the work area.

Storage structure, sample origin and space allocation remain comprehensible.

Example interface with synthetic data · Cryostorage · Samples and storage locations: Storage structure, sample origin and space allocation remain comprehensible.
Example representation with synthetic data. Design and functionality are configurable and may vary depending on the facility.Enlarge image

A sample. A comprehensible path to life.

Cryomanagement links preserved material with its storage and subsequent use. If new inventory is created, its relationship to the original sample can be documented.

  1. 01

    Capture sample

    Merge identifier, sample type, origin and freeze date.

  2. 02

    Occupy storage location

    Assign a free position within the tank, rack and box.

  3. 03

    Check and reserve

    Document quality information and record intended use.

  4. 04

    Link usage

    Record output and defrost; Assign an existing litter and its animals if necessary.

functions in daily use.

Manage samples with storage location, origin, quality information and proof of use. The connection to the original sample remains traceable even during later revitalization.

Which samples can be managed?

Including sperm, embryo and tissue samples. Information, quantities and units are configured to suit your facility.

How is the warehouse structure structured?

Tank, rack, box and position lead to the specific storage location. Free, occupied and reserved positions can be distinguished.

How is use documented?

Quality inspection, reservation, issuing and defrosting are recorded as events. An associated litter and its animals can be connected if necessary.

Example representation with synthetic data. Design and functionality are configurable and may vary depending on the facility.

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your workflows.

Together we will clarify what scope suits your facility and what the introduction can look like.

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