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US 7,991,559 B2Granted
Computerized electroporation
AssigneeMaxCyte, Inc.
InventorsSergey M. Dzekunov, Sarah H. Wang, Arthur D. Hanson
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Abstract
Techniques for computerized electroporation. An electroporation apparatus may be controlled according to one of a plurality of previously-saved, user-defined processing protocols. A processing log associated with a processing protocol may be generated, and the processing log may include patient or sample specific information. The processing log or a summary of the processing log may be exported to a user. Interactive instructions may be provided to a user. Those instructions may correspond to one or more steps of a processing protocol.
Claims21
A method comprising:
- (a) controlling an electroporation apparatus with a computer according to one of a plurality of previously-saved, user-defined processing protocols;
- (b) subjecting a sample to electrical energy sufficient to effect electroporation according to the previously-saved, user-defined processing protocol;
- (c) accessing one or more sensors;
- (d) generating a processing log associated with the previously-saved, user-defined processing protocol, the processing log comprising patient information and electrical information, where the electrical information is gathered from the one or more sensors and is associated with the electroporation.
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A method comprising:
- (a) automatically correlating information assigned to a sample with an electroporation processing protocol;
- (b) executing the protocol to electroporate the sample;
- (c) accessing one or more sensors;
- (d) generating a processing log associated with the electroporation processing protocol, the processing log comprising patient information and electrical information, where the electrical information is gathered from the one or more sensors and is associated with the electroporation.
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A method comprising:
- (a) scanning a sample to identify information assigned to the sample;
- (b) inputting the information;
- (c) correlating the information with a pre-existing, electroporation processing protocol;
- (d) executing the protocol to electroporate the sample;
- (e) accessing one or more sensors;
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- (f) generating a processing log associated with the pre-existing, electroporation protocol, the processing log comprising patient information and electrical information gathered from the one or more sensors, where the electrical information is associated with the electroporation.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.