Specifications.pdf
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This document is a specification for the purchase of an automated cryogenic storage system for biological sample preservation. The system is intended for research purposes in tick genomics, functional biology, acaricide resistance, and host-vector interactions, with specific requirements including maintaining ultra-low temperatures near -196°C, automatic liquid nitrogen refilling, real-time monitoring and alarm systems, scalable sample storage capacity, and compliance with institutional biosafety standards. The key specifications emphasize the need for a sophisticated storage solution capable of securely preserving critical biological samples such as cryopreserved embryos, reproductive tissues, and cell cultures through advanced temperature control and monitoring technologies.
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Automated Cryogenic Storage System
Purchase of an automated cryogenic storage system to ensure the secure, long-term preservation of critical biological samples: such as cryopreserved embryos, reproductive tissues, and cell cultures. These samples are essential for current and future research in tick genomics, functional biology, acaricide resistance, and host-vector interactions.
Specification:
• Maintain stable ultra-low temperatures near -196 °C in liquid or vapor phase.
• Automatically refill with liquid nitrogen to prevent lapses in coverage.
• Provide real-time monitoring and alarm systems for temperature and LN2 levels.
• Offer sufficient capacity and modular racking for organized scalable sample storage.
• Comply with institutional and regulatory biosafety standards.
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