Human Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Biospecimens
Human Multiple Sclerosis
(MS) Biospecimens
Sanguine has a donor community of over 1500 individuals diagnosed with MS. We offer retrospective and prospective collections in a variety of formats - leukopaks, whole blood, PBMCs, plasma, and serum. Comprehensive donor data provided with the sample offers an additional layer of insight.
Biospecimens from Sanguine are more than the sample
The following laboratory results are some of the information we find and provide with Sanguine's MS biospecimens to provide deeper insight for your studies.
- Healthcare encounters
- Medications
- Glucose levels in CSF
- Protein levels in CSF
Inclusion and Exclusion (I/E) Criteria
With our large donor network, we can accommodate many I/E criteria. For MS to better measure disease severity and progression, we can administer a modified Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) during the screening process. Additionally, preferences for I/E of particular medications and other criteria are possible.
LeukoCore™
Leukopak
MS Leukopaks available fresh or cryopreserved in full- or half-pack.
*starting at $12,200
LeukoLot™
PBMCs
Isolated, cryopreserved PBMCs from an MS leukopak.
*starting at $990 for 50M PBMCs, minimum vial requirement applies
Prospective
Collection
Whole blood, serum, plasma, and more collected to meet your criteria.
*starting at $36/mL per visit including start-up fee
PBMC
Inventory
PBMCs ready to ship including donor data.
*starting at $495 for >5M PBMCs
Serum and Plasma
Inventory
Plasma, and Serum ready to ship including donor data.
*$295/mL for serum or plasma
*Pricing includes recruiting, sample collection, and provision of available medical records with confirmed diagnosis. Actual price will be influenced by complexity of I/E criteria and additional processing requirements.
Selected Multiple Sclerosis Publications
As each study has unique requirements, the below publications provide examples of how Sanguine has partnered to recruit, consent donors, and collect samples to fit our client's project needs. In Bame et al., the team needed whole blood from healthy donors and donors diagnosed with MS with no history of B-cell depleting therapies for in vitro preclinical pharmacodynamic readouts. Frikeche et al. used PBMCs collected and isolated by Sanguine from donors with criteria for active disease and specific medications to examine in vitro MOG-CAR Treg as a candidate treatment. These are two example of how our extensive Donor Network and comprehensive medical records, we can achieve your biospecimen needs.