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US 2006/0223139 A1Published application
Use of fluorinated fluids as storage liquid for preserved biological specimens
OwnerDavid Hesselrothinventor
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Abstract
A method of preserving a biological tissue specimen comprising at least one of fixing or dehydrating a specimen, and substantially completely immersing the specimen in a preserving fluid comprising one or more fluorinated hydrocarbons. Also, a biological tissue specimen immersed in a preserving fluid comprising one or more fluorinated hydrocarbon fluids.
Claims13
A method of preserving a biological specimen comprising:
- (a) providing a tissue specimen, (b) at least one of fixing or dehydrating said specimen, and (c) substantially completely immersing said specimen in a preserving fluid wherein said preserving fluid comprises one or more fluorinated hydrocarbons.
A biological specimen immersed in a preserving fluid comprising one or more fluorinated hydrocarbon fluids.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.