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Research devastation is only one disaster away. Disasters can and do happen, yet many researchers overlook the potential risks involved with losing their mice to disease outbreaks, national disasters (fire, flood, earthquake), breeding errors, data entry mistakes, or genetic drift. By creating a disaster aversion and recovery plan that includes cryopreservation, investigators can take proactive steps to avoid catastrophic loss. Through the use of cryopreservation, we can cryopreserve and recover mouse strains rapidly, reliably, and cost-effectively and help you create a disaster aversion and recovery plan.
Disasters can and do happen. Knowing the four steps in catastrophe planning can help investigators take necessary precautions to prepare and evaluate their readiness in the face of a disaster.
A good recovery plan meets the following requirements:
Please contact our project management team at mbp@ucdavis.edu to develop your disaster preparedness plan using cryopreservation.