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Container for biological products requiring cellular stasis

  • US 6,773,425 B1
  • Filed: 02/11/2003
  • Issued: 08/10/2004
  • Est. Priority Date: 12/29/2000
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A container for drying a biological product to be placed on a shelf of a drying chamber, said container comprisinga) a tray having a product side compatible with said product, said tray defining;

  • i) a floor having a first inside periphery, an inside surface contacting said product, and an underside surface contacting said shelf;

    ii) a vertical wall extending upward along said first inside periphery, said wall having a second upper periphery, said vertical wall and said floor forming at least two wells;

    b) a roof having a first area, said roof incorporating a hydrophobic membrane having a second area, said membrane providing vapor communication with said drying chamber while retaining said product within at least two said wells, said at least two wells and roof joined to form at least two sealed pockets for containing said product;

    wherein each of said pockets may be filled with said biological product, and wherein once the product is dried, said product in one pocket can be separated, rehydrated, and used without affecting the product in other pockets.

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