[Cell-biology] Re: moving a biology lab
Bill L'Amoreaux
via cellbiol%40net.bio.net
(by tickdoc At optonline.net)
Sun Nov 26 20:51:15 EST 2006
I guess it is a matter of moving distance? Assuming you are not moving
to another lab in the same building, that leave same city or distant
city. General movers as a rule do not like to have to move a hazardous
material, so they won't let you load a liquid nitrogen dewar on with the
rest of the freight. One of my colleagues moved ~1500 miles and he had
the movers provide a van that he could plug his -80 freezer in. If the
trip is overnight for the movers, I would try to store 1/2 of the cells
in the -80 and ship the others overnight in dry ice. If the move
requires the van to be on the road for more than 12 hours, I would
overnight as many cell lines as possible to the new location. Once the
dewar arrives, fill and chill.
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