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| The CellBank database provides a service to keep track of the propagation and storage location of samples frozen in standard cryovials and stored in the gas phase of liquid nitrogen or other commonly used freezing devices. Different kind of samples are supported such as cell lines, viruses and biological samples. | The CellBank database provides a service to keep track of the propagation and storage location of samples frozen in standard cryovials and stored in the gas phase of liquid nitrogen or other commonly used freezing devices. Different kind of samples are supported such as cell lines, viruses and biological samples. | ||
| - | In the last years the database has been used by the CEINGE cellbank service for routine addition and removal of vials from the | + | In the last years the database has been used by the CEINGE cellbank service for routine addition and removal of vials from the freezers. |
| - | A new version of the system is now | + | A new version of the system is now completed: users can have read only access to general information about most cell lines and samples frozen by all the groups using the CellBank (but not where they are frozen), although the owner of an individual cell line can choose to keep the information hidden. |
| The system is also able to genereate detailed reports with the history of each vial. | The system is also able to genereate detailed reports with the history of each vial. | ||
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Revision as of 12:39, 28 June 2007
The CellBank database provides a service to keep track of the propagation and storage location of samples frozen in standard cryovials and stored in the gas phase of liquid nitrogen or other commonly used freezing devices. Different kind of samples are supported such as cell lines, viruses and biological samples. In the last years the database has been used by the CEINGE cellbank service for routine addition and removal of vials from the freezers.
A new version of the system is now completed: users can have read only access to general information about most cell lines and samples frozen by all the groups using the CellBank (but not where they are frozen), although the owner of an individual cell line can choose to keep the information hidden. The system is also able to genereate detailed reports with the history of each vial.
