Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory
The Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory at ABI is a state-of-the-art facility designed specifically for processing, packaging, and shipping post-mortem tissues and organs.
With cutting-edge technology and an expert staff, our laboratory provides invaluable support for advancing medical science and understanding the complexities of human biology.
Post-Mortem Tissue Harvesting & Shipping
Our post-mortem tissue anatomy and physiology laboratory is a clean, controlled environment with the appropriate cleaning, final trimming, cooling, and packaging equipment needed to pack and ship superior post-mortem swine tissues and organs.
Following the collection of organs and tissues from our abattoir facility site, where tissues are quickly harvested and cooled, they are transported to our anatomy laboratory for final processing. Here, all tissues are counted, re-examined (as part of quality control), sorted, and packaged.
Here in this facility, the final stages of preparation occur before tissues are properly packaged and shipped via FedEx, UPS, and custom couriers. A large percentage of ABI’s shipments of animal tissue for research are fresh biological raw materials shipped on cold packs. Tissues may also be frozen and shipped on dry ice as well. ABI uses sustainable packaging options such as biodegradable boxes, coolers, and cold packs to help reduce our carbon footprint.
Organ Cannulation Services
ABI also prepares and sells cannulated tissues and organ blocks that are used with special assimilation devices requiring certain arteries, veins or ducts to be cannulated. Our organ cannulation services are crafted for maximum speed and efficiency, enabling you to perfuse organs with blood or other fluids seamlessly.
Our innovative, dependable courier system guarantees same-day or next-day delivery with precise timing and real-time tracking for both air and ground transport. With our swift delivery—far exceeding the typical two-week wait from competitors—you can count on us to meet your needs without compromising on quality.
