Quantitative Whole Slide Imaging System
This machine will be used to archive and study post mortem and donor material from a rare and precious collection of pancreatic material collected from patients (mostly children) with Type 1 diabetes. These unique and critical pancreatic specimens provide the only opportunity available to study this disease, in its originating organ, at diagnosis in this age group of people. Accurate, comprehensive utility and archiving of this rare resource is the primary objective of the current application. Importantly these sam...
Buyer
UNIVERSITY OF EXETER
Value
£402,085
Published
8 Sept 2019
Closes
19 Aug 2019
Procurement details
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Region
South West
Procurement method
Open
Category
Goods
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CPV classifications
85150000
Medical imaging services
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Lot default Quantitative Whole Slide Imaging System
£402,085
This machine will be used to archive and study post mortem and donor material from a rare and precious collection of pancreatic material collected from patients (mostly children) with Type 1 diabetes. These unique and critical pancreatic specimens provide the only opportunity available to study this disease, in its originating organ, at diagnosis in this age...
Delivery: South West · United Kingdom, South West, United Kingdom
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