ILSbio-Products, ILSbio offers our clients many hard to procure treatment naive tissue specimens in several formats, including Snap Frozen and FFPE.

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The continued growth of ILSbio's collaborative network over the past 14 years makes our company one of the most comprehensive bio-banking resources in the world. This extensive network allows ILSbio to offer our clients many hard to procure treatment naive tissue specimens in several formats, including Snap Frozen and FFPE. Many specimens are available in same donor matched sets including: primary tumor and normal adjacent tissue. Also available are patient matched serum, plasma, whole blood and metastatic lymph nodes. Our inventories include all of these plus a wide variety of fresh tissue, postmortem tissue (normal and diseased) and custom tissue and organ collections.

Guaranteed Consistent Quality.....,

	Snap Frozen Tissue
	FFPE Tissue Blocks
	Blood, Serum, Plasma
	Tumor Tissue with Normal Adjacent Tissue
	*Surgical Normal Tissue*
	*Post Mortem Tissue*
	Matched Sets*

*Sets can include: Any combination of snap frozen, FFPE, blood, serum or plasma from the same donor.

Our Guarantee......

"If you are dissatisfied with any
ILSbio tissue specimen, it will be
replaced or credited to your account."

ILSbio collects every sample under IRB approved protocols, ensuring that strict ethical guidelines are followed to protect patient confidentiality and safety. Each sample has the patients consent for use in a wide range of research including the development of commercial products or services. The samples are identifiable only by barcodes to ensure an unbiased assessment as well as patient confidentiality.

ILSbio also utilizes strict internal collection protocols. We control the time from surgical extraction to snap freezing. This ensures that our tissue specimens are viable with high RIN for the most demanding genomic and proteomic research criteria. Each specimen comes with detailed clinical information and pathological reports. The diagnosis is confirmed by at least three pathologists.