Cryogenic Sample Preservation System

A novel application of the freezable insert device technology for cryogenic storage and preservation of biological samples, organs, and cells, enabling secure and controlled freezing and thawing processes.

The original patent focused on alleviating menopausal symptoms, but its core technology can be repurposed to address the limitations of current cryopreservation methods, which often result in sample degradation and loss. The new inventive concept leverages the freezable insert device's ability to maintain a stable temperature and control energy release to preserve the structural integrity of biological samples.

The Cryogenic Sample Preservation System comprises a freezable insert device adapted for cryogenic storage, with a freezable core assembly designed to preserve the sample's structural integrity during freezing. The system can be used for various biological samples, including tissues, organs, and cells. The device is cooled to a temperature of -20°C or lower, and the sample is inserted and frozen. The system can be integrated with a control system for monitoring and controlling the temperature, ensuring a stable and controlled freezing process.

The new claims introduce a novel application of the freezable insert device technology in the field of cryogenic preservation, providing a non-obvious solution to the limitations of current cryopreservation methods. The inventive step lies in adapting the device's core technology to address the specific challenges of cryogenic storage, ensuring the preservation of biological samples' structural integrity.

Alternative embodiments of the Cryogenic Sample Preservation System could include variations in the device's material composition, size, and shape to accommodate different types of biological samples. Additionally, the system could be integrated with advanced temperature control systems, sensors, and automation technologies to further enhance its performance and efficiency.

The Cryogenic Sample Preservation System has significant commercial potential in the life sciences and biotechnology industries, particularly in applications such as organ transplantation, cell therapy, and biological sample banking. The system's ability to ensure secure and controlled cryopreservation could revolutionize the way biological samples are stored and utilized, opening up new opportunities for research, development, and clinical applications.