Cell and gene therapies rely on sensitive materials, including living cells that react to minor stimuli and perturbations. Having proper conditions for culture and storage is therefore imperative to data integrity and reproducibility, as well as helping to ensure data relevancy for future in vivo applications. Both incubator and freezer technology has progressed with this in mind, with the latest models designed to shield samples from external forces and help scientists consistently maintain their desired environments.
Download this ebook to learn more about
- Maintaining physiologically-relevant incubator conditions
- The pros and cons of different long-term storage methods
- Overcoming storage challenges created by logistics
