Biomerieux, Inc.

Biofire Defense, LLC

Waters Technologies Corporation

Ryan T Hill

John D Walsh

Kirk M Ririe

Mark S Wilson

Christopher S Ronsick

Wade P Leveille

Raymond P Fisk

Jonathan L Belanger

Steven D Trudeau

Peter Kirby

Marcos O Peroza

Marcos Peroza

A separation container for extracting a portion of a sample for use or testing and method for preparing samples for downstream use or testing are provided. The separation container may include a body defining an internal chamber. The body may define an opening, and the body may be configured to receive the sample within the internal chamber. The separation container may further include a seal disposed across the opening, such that the seal may be configured to seal the opening of the body, and a plunger movably disposed at least partially inside the internal chamber. The plunger may be configured to be actuated to open the seal and express the portion of the sample.

Isolation tube

Assembly comprising a sample collection vessel and a separation container having seal, plunger with seal-piercing point, retainer, and flexible sealing member

Centrifugally separating samples in a container having a seal and containing a plunger for opening the seal

Isolation tube with a rheological control member and a plunger

A clamp assembly includes a rail configured to receive a first fluidic assembly, and a carriage slidably mounted to the rail and configured to receive a second fluidic assembly. The carriage is operable to establish a first fluid tight seal between the first fluidic assembly and a chromatography column received within the clamp assembly, and to establish a second fluid tight seal between the second fluidic assembly and the chromatography column.

Establishing fluidic connections between chromatography components

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Durham, NC, United States of America

Ryan T Hill