Drying After Freezing:
Rethinking Sample Preservation for Modern Biomedical Workflows
Applications for lyophilized blood-derived samples
This talk will be delivered at two key events in the field, helping us reach a broader and more diverse audience. We’ll be presenting the symposium at both the ISLH meeting and the 46th SEI Congress, two well-established forums that bring together researchers and professionals. Sharing the work in both settings gives us a great opportunity to spark discussion, exchange ideas, and maximize the impact of our findings.
ABSTRACT
Blood-derived sample stabilization is a critical requirement in hematology and biomarker research. Current preservative-based solutions allow short-term stabilization for only a few days, while longer storage generally requires freezing conditions—an approach that is not always feasible for all the sample types.
This workshop will present a novel freeze-drying strategy that extends stability from days to several months in blood cells and plasma/serum, eliminating the need for refrigerated logistics and minimizing biomarker degradation in blood-derived components.
Attendees will gain practical insight into how the 300K technology platform enhances laboratory workflows by reducing processing times, lowering operational costs, and removing dependency on cold-chain infrastructure
