Bioceryx Technologies Inc.

Bioceryx Inc.

Thomas Musci

Kirk Bradley

David Devine

Janice Li

Robert Balog

Andrew Sparks

Embodiments in accordance with the present disclosure are directed to configuring an analyzer apparatus for processing a particular sample-processing cartridge. The analyzer apparatus includes a portable container and sample-specific configuration circuitry. The portable container supports and integrates a sample-processing cartridge and the sample-specific configuration circuitry. The sample-specific configuration circuitry identifies configuration information specific to the sample-processing cartridge and configures the analyzer apparatus for a series of state configurations. The configuration can be performed by selecting which of a plurality of biological-sample stimulators to interact with the biological sample, identifying positions in the portable container for each of the selected ones of the plurality of biological-sample stimulators at different times, and while the selected ones of the plurality of biological-sample stimulators are in the identified positions, causing the interactions between the selected ones of the plurality of biological-sample stimulators and the biological sample.

Apparatuses and methods for sample-specific self-configuration

Embodiments in accordance with the present disclosure are directed to blood transfer apparatuses, sleeve-puncturing assemblies, and methods thereof. An example blood transfer apparatus includes a sleeve-puncturing assembly comprising a sleeve and a hollow conduit. The sleeve is configured and arranged with longitudinal portions to be placed over or engage a blood collection container. The sleeve has an open end that engages with a portion of the blood collection container and another end that provides containment of the blood collection container while the open end is engaged with the portion of the blood collection container. The sleeve further includes a lateral portion to provide support the hollow conduit. The hollow conduit and the longitudinal portions of the sleeve engage with the blood collection container and a blood collection container to provide sufficient pressure while engaged to pull a predetermined amount of plasma or serum from the blood collection container.

Blood transfer devices and methods thereof

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Redwood City, CA, United States of America

Thomas Musci