PATHOLOGY SPECIMEN COLLECTION KIT COMPRISING

Brand Owner Address Description
BECAUSE EVERYONE HAS A DIFFERENT RESPONSE CANCER GENETICS, INC. 201 Route 17 N., 2nd Floor Rutherford NJ 07070 Pathology specimen collection kit comprising glass slides, centrifuge tubes, paraffin block holders, insert to hold slides and blocks, and instructions, all for medical use;Medical research; scientific research and development, medical and scientific research consulting; drug discovery analysis services; pharmaceutical drug development analysis services; diagnostic testing services, namely, providing reagent sample testing and diagnostic services for others in the fields of science and research related thereto; providing scientific research information in the field of pharmaceuticals and clinical trials; providing an on-line computer database for others in the fields of medicine development, pharmacogenomics in the nature of scientific research in the field of genetics, scientific research information in the field of cancer diagnosis, scientific research information in the field of clinical trial design and scientific research information in the field of biotechnology; product development services for others in the biomedical, genomics, pharmacogenomics, diagnostic, clinical trial design and biotechnology fields;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A system for collecting urine specimens from pet or animal comprising an elongated tray section having at one end a collection chamber for collecting a predetermined volume of urine in fluid communication with an open section of said tray to receive a stream of urine from the pet or animal, a discharge port at the opposite end of said tray and a specimen vial removably mounted to the discharge end of said tray whereby when an animal is urinating, the device is positioned under the stream with the collection chamber end downwardly inclined so that a sufficient quantity flows into the collection chamber to predetermined level and then tilting the device in a reverse direction so the collected sample flows into the specimen vial and is sealed.