In vitro chamber for human organ tissue samples
AssigneeThe Gillette Company
InventorsDon Coble, Kristina N. Prodouz
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AssigneeThe Gillette Company
InventorsDon Coble, Kristina N. Prodouz
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An in vitro chamber for sustaining organ tissue samples during optical study with, for example a microscope, has a tray assembly with a plurality of wells, each of which may be provided with a clampable sleeve or a vertically adjustable thimble such that an associated organ tissue sample contacts a nutrient medium contained in a reservoir. The tray assembly rests upon a heater assembly having a water-jet-driven magnetic stirrer magnetically coupled with a driven magnetic stirrer in the nutrient reservoir to maintain a substantially uniform temperature in both the heater assembly and the nutrient reservoir. A thermally insulating collar surrounding the tray assembly and the heater assembly maintains relative positions thereof. A transparent cover encloses the top of the tray assembly so that air borne exchanges with the wells and nutrient splashes are substantially contained.
A chamber for sustaining tissue samples in vitro for optical microscopic examination comprising:
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