Preserving a biological resource collected at birth.
Umbilical-cord and placental material can be collected at birth and cryopreserved under a defined banking programme. Storage preserves the material; it does not guarantee a future treatment, clinical suitability or approval for a particular use.
Cell sources handled within the banking programme.
The applicable collection method, ownership, accreditation scope, testing requirements and potential release conditions differ by cell source and contract.
Umbilical cord MSCs
Mesenchymal stromal cells isolated from umbilical-cord tissue (Wharton's jelly), used in a range of laboratory and clinical-research programmes.
Placental decidua MSCs
MSCs from the placental wall decidua. Because they derive from the maternal side, they share the mother's genotype — an exclusive cell resource for the mother.
Cord blood HSCs
Hematopoietic (blood-forming) stem cells collected from umbilical-cord blood. Suitability and permitted use require clinical assessment.
Peripheral blood immune
Immune-cell biobanking from adult peripheral blood for potential future autologous processing where permitted and clinically appropriate.
Umbilical-cord and placental MSCs are multipotent stromal cells defined by their immunomodulatory activity — distinct from, and complementary to, the blood-forming hematopoietic stem cells found in cord blood.
Company-reported process-documentation figures.
From collection to long-term storage in five steps.
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Consultation
Discuss the storage programme with a Beike specialist and arrange the collection kit.
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Collection
Cells collected at delivery by trained clinical staff using the Beike collection kit.
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Transport
Validated, temperature-controlled transport to a Comprehensive Cell Bank within compliance windows.
- 04
Processing & QC
Isolation, characterisation and 910+ quality-control checkpoints in our cleanroom suite.
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Long-term storage
Vapor-phase liquid nitrogen storage with redundant monitoring and chain-of-custody records.
Ask for the programme details before deciding.
Request the collection procedure, contract terms, current accreditation scope, testing plan, storage location, release conditions and fees.
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