by Cells4Life | Mar 4, 2014
We are 20 minutes away from Gatwick Airport to ensure timely delivery. We perform viability testing on all samples upon arrival at our laboratory, ensuring that only viable (living) cells are cryopreserved for storage.
by Cells4Life | Mar 4, 2014
Your sample will be transported using by our registered medical shipper. We simply ask you to call us once the baby has been born and the sample has been collected.
by Cells4Life | Mar 4, 2014
In the vapour phase.
by Cells4Life | Mar 4, 2014
This is the parent’s choice, but each child is genetically unique and has a unique chromosomal profile. Many therapies in clinical trials require autologous (the child’s own stem cells) to be used, for example cerebral palsy. Some illnesses also require only an...
by Cells4Life | Mar 4, 2014
Tissue-typing is an essential test used in transplantation. Genetic markers found on the surface of white blood cells (WBC) called ‘human leukocyte antigens’ (HLAs) define a person’s tissue-type. Checking the HLA can determine whether a sample is compatible with...
