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Heterogeneity and inconsistency are the two major problems of the tissue arrays made from donor
paraffin-embedded tissue blocks that
are collected from multiple pathology centers. These
problems are closely associated with different fixation and
processing methods/standards applied in various laboratories.
We
acquire fresh tissues
directly from our collaborative hospitals. The tissues are promptly
fixed (typically within 30 mins of removal) in 10% NBF, and sent to our tissue array
center where they are processed, embedded, sectioned and
validated all under one roof. As a result, our tissue
arrays have the following major features:
1. Freshly processed within the past one and half years;
2. The same tissue
conditions for individual array cores;
3. Large tissue volume - large core size and lasting supply ensuring representative and retrospective
studies;
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Pantomics, Inc.
has a well-equipped tissue processing
center with strict SOPs dedicated to tissue bank services and tissue array production. |
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The center is optimally set-up to
achieve consistency in tissue processing. |
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Optimal
fixation and specially formulated dehydration and embedding procedures lead to
production of tissue blocks with uniform quality |
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With high
quality paraffin-embedded tissues we can create array blocks with various
core sizes, ranging from 1mm to 8mm in any required formats. |
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Stringent QA/QC
procedures and professional design are adapted to ensure the highest tissue array
quality. |
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Pantomics
currently makes three major categories of tissue arrays:
1. Arrays for routine IHC controls;
2. Arrays for research and drug discovery;
3. Arrays for education and training. |
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Pantomics, Inc.
457 Mariposa Street, San Francisco, CA
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