Above, one of 17 BioArchive速 Systems, each containing cord blood units, is added to its new home, as part of a historic move by the National Cord Blood Program to a new processing and testing facility in Long Island City.
BioArchive Move April 28 - May 11, 2009
Cord Blood’s Historic Move At right, individual cord blood units are visible, as each BioArchive® System is dismantled for the loading process. Below, workers remove one of 17 BioArchive® Systems, each containing cord blood units, from its East 67th Street location.
At right, the degree of tilt for each BioArchive® System is carefully measured throughout the course of its move to Long Island City.
Below, workers load one of 17 BioArchive® Systems, each containing cord blood units, on April 28 at New York Blood Center’s Center East location.
A police vehicle leads the National Cord Blood Program caravan eastbound across the Queensborough Bridge on May 4, enroute to a new processing and testing facility in Long Island City.
New BioArchive Location 45-01 Vernon Boulevard Long Island City, NY 11101