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Protecting Precious Samples with the Right Storage Conditions

Different cells, tissues, biofluids, and molecules have varying preservation needs.

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The approach that researchers take to preserving their samples varies based on the type of sample, its intended use, and its overall storage time. Understanding how these variables affect sample viability is challenging. From biofluids and FFPE tissues to stem cells and biopharmaceuticals, discover how to best preserve and store precious samples.

Download this infographic from Thermo Fisher Scientific to explore which temperatures and products work best for each sample type and intended use.

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