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Blood Storage
A dated reserve of your immune system.
Donor blood is kept for about six weeks. We keep yours for decades.
We don't store whole blood for transfusion. We cryopreserve the parts that matter for your future: living immune cells, plasma, and DNA, all from a specific date.
Today
Living immune cells, plasma, DNA and RNA from one draw, each stored as its own vintage.
In research
Immune cells (PBMCs) are a common starting material in reprogramming research.
RNA shows which genes your cells were using at the moment of the draw.
Ahead
If illness or demanding treatment depletes your immune system, your younger stored immune cells may help support future treatments that use your own cells.
What we preserve. 6 immune-cell (PBMC) vials · 4 plasma aliquots · 4 RNA-stabilized whole-blood tubes
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