Basque Engineering - CXT353 Frozen Sample Aliquotter

The CXT 353 Frozen Sample Aliquotter is a semi-automated benchtop instrument for frozen aliquotting of a wide range of sample types including:

• Tissue
• Faeces
• Serum
• Plasma
• Whole Blood
• Urine
• Other Biofluids

The instrument can extract frozen cores or aliquots from a frozen sample using the single use coring probe. Parent sample and aliquots are maintained below -80°C throughout the aliquotting process via LN2 chilling, eliminating freeze-thaw cycling. Fresh tissue can also be processed by freezing tissue sample on a tissue cassette located in the unit‘s cassette holder, sighting point of interest with laser and coring that point of interest. Core can be transferred for further analysis whilst frozen tissue sample can be placed in freezer for storage.
Frozen aliquotting applications are available for Biobanking, Bioanalysis, Molecular Pathology and the Microbiome fields.

“For Research Use Only”

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The CXT 353 Frozen Sample Aliquotter is a semi-automated benchtop instrument for frozen aliquotting of a wide range of sample types including:

• Tissue
• Faeces
• Serum
• Plasma
• Whole Blood
• Urine
• Other Biofluids

The instrument can extract frozen cores or aliquots from a frozen sample using the single use coring probe. Parent sample and aliquots are maintained below -80°C throughout the aliquotting process via LN2 chilling, eliminating freeze-thaw cycling. Fresh tissue can also be processed by freezing tissue sample on a tissue cassette located in the unit‘s cassette holder, sighting point of interest with laser and coring that point of interest. Core can be transferred for further analysis whilst frozen tissue sample can be placed in freezer for storage.
Frozen aliquotting applications are available for Biobanking, Bioanalysis, Molecular Pathology and the Microbiome fields.

“For Research Use Only”

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Need more information? Message Bio-Strategy via the form, or call and say you found them on MedicalSearch so they can best assist you.