Human Tissue and Biofluids Procurement

Fidelis Research recognizes the increasing importance of biospecimens, which are becoming essential tools for the translation of our clients'research into new products. Fidelis Research has supply agreements with a broad network of sites in South Eastern Europe - Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, Serbia and Turkey - allowing us to provide our customers with both commonly used and difficult to find human tissue and biofluid specimens for translationаl research.

Human Tissue Types

  • Solid Tumors
  • Hematological Malignancies
  • Biological Fluids
  • Inflammatory Deseases
  • Normal Tissues
  • Metabolical Disorders

Sample Preparation

  • Fresh Samples
  • FFPE Blocks
  • PBMC
  • Frozen Samples

Regulatory Compilance

Regulatory Compilance

  • European Compliance
  • FDA Compliance

Delivery

Delivery

  • US Delivery
  • European Delivery

Analytical Services

Analytical Services

  • Molecular Hystology Services
  • Molecular Detection

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PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS

LOGISTICS

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Testimonials


Project Manager, Les Laboratoires Servier

"... I am very satisfied with the service and quality of procured tissues which we received from Fidelis Research Ltd. I have also appreciated very much the flexibility of the company, the fast turnaround and open manner in business communication..."

Senior Project Manager, OvaScience

"... So far we are very happy with the quality and efficiency of the tissues that Fidelis Research has procured for us thus far. Therefore we plan on using their services for other projects from our pipeline. We highly recommend them and I look forward to our continued collaboration..."

Clinical Research Manager, AstraZeneca CRRCEEMEA Bulgaria

"... we continue to be impressed by the professionalism and initiative of all Fidelis Research team members. Astra Zeneca looks forward to continue this fruitful and result oriented collaboration not only for the current clinical trials but also for future studies..."