US20160363362A1 - Sample cryogenic storage pipe and device - Google Patents
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- cryoloop There is a higher requirement for a ring mounting technique when the cryoloop is in use.
- the respective operation can only be smoothly completed by a strictly-trained and skilled operator.
- the cryoloop is made of a plastic material and the loading rod is made of a metal material, a certain gap is formed there between, so that liquid nitrogen will reside in the gap.
- the cryoloop is made of a plastic material and the loading rod is made of a metal material, a certain gap is formed there between, so that liquid nitrogen will reside in the gap.
- a large amount of bubbles are released or cracks are appeared due to volatilization of the liquid nitrogen, causing loss of one or more samples.
- a sample cryogenic storage pipe includes a pipe body and a one-piece pipe cap removably assembled to the pipe body; there is an opening portion on an upper portion of the pipe body, a sleeve of the pipe body is provided below the opening portion, and a sealed cavity is formed between the sleeve and a pipe wall of the pipe body;
- the pipe cap comprises a pipe cap mating portion and a sample loading rod integrally formed with the pipe cap mating portion, and the sample loading rod, on at least one side thereof, is provided with a storage groove for storing a sample;
- the pipe cap mating portion is removably configured on the opening portion of the pipe body, and the sample loading rod is able to be inserted into the sleeve of the pipe body or be removed from the sleeve of the pipe body.
- a sample cryogenic storage device in another exemplary embodiment, includes a sample cryogenic storage pipe and an operating lever;
- the sample cryogenic storage pipe includes a pipe body and a one-piece pipe cap removably configured in the pipe body; there is an opening portion on an upper portion of the pipe body, a sleeve of the pipe body is provided below the opening portion, and a sealed cavity is formed between the pipe body and a pipe wall;
- the pipe cap includes a pipe cap mating portion and a sample loading rod integrally formed with the pipe cap mating portion, wherein the sample loading rod, on at least one side thereof, is provided with a storage groove for storing a sample;
- the pipe cap mating portion is removably configured on the opening portion of the pipe body, and the sample loading rod is able to be inserted into the sleeve of the pipe body or be removed from the sleeve of the pipe body; and the operating lever is removably connected with the pipe cap mating portion.
- FIG. 2 is a side view of the pipe body
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the pipe body provided with a marking region
- FIG. 6 is a side view of the pipe cap
- FIG. 8 is sectional view along A-A of the pipe cap shown in FIG. 7 ;
- the pipe cap 2 includes a pipe cap mating portion 21 and a sample loading rod 22 integrally formed with the pipe cap mating portion 21 , and the sample loading rod 22 , on at least one side thereof, is provided with a storage groove 221 for storing samples.
- the pipe cap mating portion 21 is configured on the opening portion 11 and removably connected with the opening portion 11 . That is, the pipe cap mating portion 21 can be mounted on the opening portion 11 or removed from the opening portion 11 .
- a connection way such as a thread connection, a key connection, a pin connection or the like, may be adopted.
- the pipe cap mating portion thereof is integrally formed with the sample loading rod, and there is no gap there between, so that there is no residual liquid nitrogen in the gap when the pip cap is removed from the liquid nitrogen.
- the sample cryogenic storage pipe provided by the present application avoids the respective defect, that is, the samples will not be lost or cracked due to a large amount of bubbles released by the volatilization of the liquid nitrogen during cryogenic storage during storage. Therefore, the loss of sample is avoided during the movement of the device.
- a sample cryogenic storage device 200 provided by an embodiment of the present application includes a sample cryogenic storage pipe 100 and an operating lever 4 .
- the sealed cavity 14 is filled with the refrigerant 3 , so that the sample cryogenic storage pipe 100 outside the liquid nitrogen can be kept at a low temperature for a period of time, which benefits the cryogenic storage.
- the connection portion 42 of the operating lever is matched within the mounting cavity 26 , and the protrusion 43 is engaged with the bayonet portion 25 , so that a tight connection there between is achieved, in order to conveniently move the pipe cap 2 into the liquid nitrogen or remove the pipe cap 2 from the liquid nitrogen.
- the protrusion 43 is disengaged from the bayonet portion 25 , and the connection portion 42 of the operating lever is pulled out from the mounting cavity 26 , to separate the operating lever from the top mating portion, in order to conveniently place the pipe cap 2 in the pipe body 1 and cryogenically store the samples.
- connection portion 42 of the operating lever is also provided with an elastic component 44 which is in a compression state when the connection portion 42 of the operating lever is matched within the mounting cavity 26 , in order to push the protrusion 43 into the additional bayonet 253 , so that the protrusion 43 is tightened in the bayonet portion 25 , so as to tightly connect the operating lever 4 with the pipe cap 2 together.
- the elastic component 44 is a spring.
- the cross-section of the storage groove 221 is in a shape of U or in a shape of V.
- the sample is placed within the V-shaped or U-shaped storage groove 221 .
- the sample loading rod is moved, the one or more samples are kept within the V-shaped or U-shaped storage groove 221 , to avoid the loss of the one or more samples.
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Abstract
The present application discloses a sample cryogenic storage pipe. The sample cryogenic storage pipe includes a pipe body and a one-piece pipe cap removably configured in the pipe body; there is an opening portion on an upper portion of the pipe body, a sleeve of the pipe body is provided below the opening portion, and a sealed cavity is formed between the sleeve and a pipe wall of the pipe body; the pipe cap includes a pipe cap mating portion and a sample loading rod integrally formed with the pipe cap mating portion, and the sample loading rod, on at least one side thereof, is provided with a storage groove for storing a sample; and the pipe cap mating portion is removably configured on the opening portion of the pipe body, and the sample loading rod is able to be inserted into the sleeve of the pipe body or be removed from the sleeve of the pipe body. The present application also discloses a sample cryogenic storage device. The sample cryogenic storage pipe and device provided by the present application have features of simple structure and easy operation where there is no residual liquid nitrogen when in use.
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- This application claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No. 201510316797.0, filed on Jun. 10, 2015, and entitled “SAMPLE CRYOGENIC STORAGE PIPE AND DEVICE,” which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.
- The present application relates to sample storage technologies, and more particularly, to a sample cryogenic storage pipe and a sample cryogenic storage device for storing all kinds of tissues and cells of a biological, medical laboratory or the like.
- Currently, a loading tool, used to cryogenically store all kinds of tissues and cells for a biological, medical laboratory or the like, mainly includes three categories: a cryoloop, a cryostraw and a cryogenic loading rod.
- There is a higher requirement for a ring mounting technique when the cryoloop is in use. The respective operation can only be smoothly completed by a strictly-trained and skilled operator. And because the cryoloop is made of a plastic material and the loading rod is made of a metal material, a certain gap is formed there between, so that liquid nitrogen will reside in the gap. During a melting process, a large amount of bubbles are released or cracks are appeared due to volatilization of the liquid nitrogen, causing loss of one or more samples.
- The operation is very complicated when cryostraws and cryogenic loading rods are in use. A longer pipe body occupies lots of storage space and space utilization is low. The pipe body has a smaller diameter and sample information cannot be marked clearly and completely on the pipe body, and thus confusion and/or uncertainty easily occurs in use.
- The present application discloses a sample cryogenic storage pipe and a sample cryogenic storage device with features of simple structure and easy operation where there is no residual liquid nitrogen in use.
- In one exemplary embodiment, a sample cryogenic storage pipe includes a pipe body and a one-piece pipe cap removably assembled to the pipe body; there is an opening portion on an upper portion of the pipe body, a sleeve of the pipe body is provided below the opening portion, and a sealed cavity is formed between the sleeve and a pipe wall of the pipe body; the pipe cap comprises a pipe cap mating portion and a sample loading rod integrally formed with the pipe cap mating portion, and the sample loading rod, on at least one side thereof, is provided with a storage groove for storing a sample; the pipe cap mating portion is removably configured on the opening portion of the pipe body, and the sample loading rod is able to be inserted into the sleeve of the pipe body or be removed from the sleeve of the pipe body.
- In another exemplary embodiment, a sample cryogenic storage device includes a sample cryogenic storage pipe and an operating lever; the sample cryogenic storage pipe includes a pipe body and a one-piece pipe cap removably configured in the pipe body; there is an opening portion on an upper portion of the pipe body, a sleeve of the pipe body is provided below the opening portion, and a sealed cavity is formed between the pipe body and a pipe wall; the pipe cap includes a pipe cap mating portion and a sample loading rod integrally formed with the pipe cap mating portion, wherein the sample loading rod, on at least one side thereof, is provided with a storage groove for storing a sample; the pipe cap mating portion is removably configured on the opening portion of the pipe body, and the sample loading rod is able to be inserted into the sleeve of the pipe body or be removed from the sleeve of the pipe body; and the operating lever is removably connected with the pipe cap mating portion.
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FIG. 1 is a structure diagram of the sample cryogenic storage pipe provided by the present application; -
FIG. 2 is a side view of the pipe body; -
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the pipe body provided with a marking region; -
FIG. 4 is top view of the pipe body; -
FIG. 5 is a side view of the pipe cap; -
FIG. 6 is a side view of the pipe cap; -
FIG. 7 is top view of the pipe cap; -
FIG. 8 is sectional view along A-A of the pipe cap shown inFIG. 7 ; -
FIG. 9 is an enlarged schematic diagram of a top mating portion; -
FIG. 10 is a structural diagram of the sample cryogenic storage device provided by the present application; -
FIG. 11 is a main view of an operating lever; and -
FIG. 12 is a top view of the operating lever. - Detailed embodiments of the present application are hereinafter given with reference to the accompanying drawings, wherein identical reference numerals being used to represent identical elements. It should be noted that the words “front”, “back”, “left”, “right”, “up”, “top” and “bottom”, used hereinafter, mean orientations in the drawings, and the words “inside” and “outside” respectively mean the orientations toward and away from geometric center of a certain portion.
- The sample cryogenic storage pipe and the sample cryogenic storage device of the present application are mainly used to cryogenically store all kinds of tissues and cells in a biological or medical laboratory. A tissue or cell to be cryogenically stored is called as a sample, and the pipe and device for cryogenically storing the tissue or cell are correspondingly called as the sample cryogenic storage pipe and the sample cryogenic storage device, respectively.
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FIGS. 1-6 , a samplecryogenic storage pipe 100 provided by an embodiment of the present application includes a pipe body 1 and a one-piece pipe cap 2 removably provided within the pipe body 1. - The pipe body 1, on the upper portion thereof, is provided with a pipe
body opening portion 11, asleeve 12 of the pipe body is provided below theopening portion 11, and a sealedcavity 14 is formed between thesleeve 12 and a pipe wall 10 of the pipe body 1. - The
pipe cap 2 includes a pipecap mating portion 21 and asample loading rod 22 integrally formed with the pipecap mating portion 21, and thesample loading rod 22, on at least one side thereof, is provided with astorage groove 221 for storing samples. - The pipe
cap mating portion 21 is removably configured on theopening portion 11 of the pipe body, and thesample loading rod 22 may be inserted into thesleeve 12 or removed from thesleeve 12. - That is, the sample
cryogenic storage pipe 100 mainly consists of the pipe body 1 and thepipe cap 2. Thepipe cap 2 is a one-piece pipe cap, which is integrally formed as a whole, so that there is no gap between all of connections of thepipe cap 2, preventing residual liquid nitrogen from being trapped in thepipe cap 2. - The pipe body 1, on the upper end thereof, is provided with a pipe
body opening portion 11, and is sealed on the bottom end thereof. The pipe body 1 is provided with apipe body sleeve 12 therein, which is located below theopening portion 11. The sealedcavity 14, used for storing arefrigerant 3, is formed between thesleeve 12 and the pipe wall 10 of the pipe body 1. In an exemplary embodiment, thesleeve 12 is located in the center of the pipe body 1 so that the sealedcavity 14 evenly surrounds thesleeve 12, and thus therefrigerant 3 is evenly arranged around thesleeve 12, to make the ambient temperature around thesleeve 12 consistent. - The
pipe cap 2 includes the pipecap mating portion 21 and thesample loading rod 22. Thesample loading rod 22 is integrated with the pipecap mating portion 21, so as to form the one-piece pip cap 2 mentioned above. There is no gap between thesample loading rod 22 and the pipecap mating portion 21. Therefore, there is no residual liquid nitrogen when the pipe cap is removed from the liquid nitrogen. Without residual liquid nitrogen in use, the respective defect is avoided, that is, the samples will not be lost or cracked due to a large amount of bubbles released by the volatilization of the liquid nitrogen during cryogenic storage. - The
sample loading rod 22 is provided with astorage groove 221 thereon for storing samples. Certainly, two ormore storage grooves 221 can be symmetrically provided as required. The one or more samples are placed in thestorage groove 221 in use. The one or more samples are not lost from thestorage groove 221 during the movement of the device. - During the connecting operation, the pipe
cap mating portion 21 is configured on theopening portion 11 and removably connected with theopening portion 11. That is, the pipecap mating portion 21 can be mounted on theopening portion 11 or removed from theopening portion 11. A connection way, such as a thread connection, a key connection, a pin connection or the like, may be adopted. - After the connecting operation, the
sample loading rod 22 is inserted into thesleeve 12, wherein the bottom end of thesleeve 12 is sealed and thestorage groove 221 is also located in thesleeve 12, so as to prevent the sample from being polluted by contacting with the environment. When the pipecap mating portion 21 is removed, the movement of thesample loading rod 22 with the pipecap mating portion 21 enables thesample loading rod 22 to be pulled out of thesleeve 12. - In an exemplary embodiment, the pipe body 1, which is of a cylindrical shape or a cuboid shape, is made of a plastic material. The
pipe cap 2 is made of a metal material or plastic material, all parts (such as the pipecap mating portion 21 and the sample loading rod 22) of which is made of the same material, to ensure that all parts can be integrally formed. - One of various metals (such as copper, iron, stainless steel, aluminum magnesium alloy, aluminum, tin, etc.) can be used as the metal material; and one of various plastics (such as polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polystyrene (PS), ABS, polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA), and polyamide (PA), etc.) can be used as the plastic material.
- In conclusion, by providing the pipe cap in a one-piece manner, the pipe cap mating portion thereof is integrally formed with the sample loading rod, and there is no gap there between, so that there is no residual liquid nitrogen in the gap when the pip cap is removed from the liquid nitrogen. The sample cryogenic storage pipe provided by the present application avoids the respective defect, that is, the samples will not be lost or cracked due to a large amount of bubbles released by the volatilization of the liquid nitrogen during cryogenic storage during storage. Therefore, the loss of sample is avoided during the movement of the device.
- Referring now to
FIGS. 5-8 and 10 , the pipecap mating portion 21 includes atop mating portion 23 for matching and connecting anexternal operating lever 4 and abottom mating portion 24 for matching and connecting the pipe body 1. - The
top mating portion 23 includes aside wall 231 provided around the perimeter of thebottom mating portion 24 and at least onebayonet portion 25 provided on theside wall 231. A mountingcavity 26, used for inserting one end of the operatinglever 4 into therein, is formed between theside wall 231 and thebottom mating portion 24. - The
top mating portion 23 and thebottom mating portion 24 are integrally formed to form the pipecap mating portion 21. Theside wall 231 of thetop mating portion 23 is provided around the perimeter of thebottom mating portion 24. Thus, the mountingcavity 26 is formed between theside wall 231 arranged in the surrounding manner and thebottom mating portion 24. In order to match theexternal operating lever 4 easily, theside wall 231 is provided with at least onebayonet portion 25. In an exemplary embodiment, twobayonet portions 25 are symmetrically provided. - In use, one end of the operating
lever 4 is inserted into the mountingcavity 26 and is tightly locked in the mountingcavity 26 by thebayonet portion 25, so that it is convenient for the operatinglever 4 to move thepipe cap 2, so as to insert thepipe cap 2 into the liquid nitrogen or to remove thepipe cap 2 from the liquid nitrogen. - Referring now to
FIG. 9 , thebayonet portion 25 is an L-shapedbayonet 251, wherein anopening 252 of the L-shapedbayonet 251 is formed on atop face 232 of theside wall 231. Two portions are integrally formed into thebayonet 251 that is in a shape of L. These two portions are afirst portion 254 vertically provided on theside wall 231 and asecond portion 255 horizontally provided on theside wall 231. Thefirst portion 254 is communicated to thetop face 232 of theside wall 231, so that theopening 252 of the L-shapedbayonet 251 is formed on thetop face 232 of theside wall 231. Thesecond portion 255, that is transversally arranged, is located on theside wall 231. - As shown in
FIG. 10 , when one end of the operatinglever 4 is inserted into the mountingcavity 26, aprotrusion 43 of the end of the operatinglever 4 enters into thebayonet portion 25 from theopening 252. Theprotrusion 43 first enters into thefirst portion 254 and then enters into thesecond portion 255 by rotating the operatinglever 4, so as to connect the operatinglever 4 with thepipe cap 2 together. The operatinglever 4 can be removed by being rotated reversely. - Referring now to
FIG. 9 , a tail end of the L-shapedbayonet 251, which is a tail end of thesecond portion 255, also forms anadditional bayonet 253 extending towards thetop face 232 of theside wall 231. Theadditional bayonet 253 is integrally formed on the tail end of thesecond portion 255 and extends toward thetop face 232, and the extending orientation is the same as that in thefirst portion 254. After theprotrusion 43 enters into thesecond portion 255, the operatinglever 4 can continue to be rotated, so that theprotrusion 43 is located in the tail end of thesecond portion 255. At this time, theprotrusion 43 is tightened in theadditional bayonet 253 by pulling up the operatinglever 4 and/or by an elastic component provided on the end of the operatinglever 4, so as to tightly connect the operatinglever 4 with thepipe cap 2 together. - Referring now to
FIGS. 1-3 , aconnection portion 13 of the pipe body is provided between the openingportion 11 and thesleeve 12, and thebottom mating portion 24 is removably connected within theconnection portion 13 of the pipe body, and thetop mating portion 23 covers the openingportion 11 of the pipe body. Thebottom mating portion 24 can be connected with theconnection portion 13 of the pipe body by a connection way such as a thread connection, a key connection or a pin connection, so that thebottom mating portion 24 can be mounted in theconnection portion 13 of the pipe body, and also can be removed from theconnection portion 13 of the pipe body. - In an exemplary embodiment, both the pipe body 1 and the
pipe cap 2 have circular cross sections. The pipe body 1 has a diameter of 5-20 mm and a height of 10-110 mm. Thetop mating portion 23 of thepipe cap 2 has a diameter of 5-20 mm and a height of 2-10 mm; thebottom mating portion 24 has a diameter of 3-18 mm and a height of 2-10 mm; and thesample loading rod 22 has a diameter of 0.5-16 mm and a height of 5-90 mm. With reasonable height and width of pipe body 1 and thepipe cap 2, the utilization of the cryogenic storage space can be maximized. - Referring now to
FIG. 13 , the sealedcavity 14 is filled with therefrigerant 3. By placing therefrigerant 3 in the sealedcavity 14, the samplecryogenic storage pipe 100 outside the liquid nitrogen can be kept at a low temperature for a period of time. The refrigerant 3 in the present application is an ultralow temperature coolant. The ultralow temperature coolant, being a high molecular polymer which has a plurality of different traits: liquid state, semi liquid state, all solid state, soft gel state and hard gel state, can maintain an ultralow temperature from −30□ to −80□ for a certain time-period. LD10-B1 granular type, LD10-B2 gel type, LD10-B3 liquid type, LD10-B4 jelly type, LD10-B5 colloid type or LD10-B6 gel type can be the choice for therefrigerant 3. - Referring now to
FIG. 7 , the pipecap mating portion 21 is provided with avent 27 spaced apart from thesample loading rod 22, wherein thevent 27 runs through upper and lower surfaces of the pipecap mating portion 21. Thevent 27 is specifically provided at thebottom mating portion 24, and runs through upper and lower surfaces of thebottom mating portion 24. Thevent 27, spaced apart from thesample loading rod 22, is not in line with thesample loading rod 22. Thevent 27 can be provided on a main body of thebottom mating portion 24, or also can be provided at an edge of thebottom mating portion 24. Thevent 27 maintains a balance between a gas-pressure in the sleeve of the pipe body and the pressure outside, which avoids the situation that thepipe cap 2 is pushed out or the pipe body bursts due to high pressure in thesleeve 12 of the pipe body when the liquid nitrogen is volatilized, and avoids the loss of the samples. - In an exemplary embodiment, the cross-section of the
storage groove 221 is in a shape of U or in a shape of V. Thestorage groove 221 has a length of 0.5-82 mm and a depth of 0.2-8 mm, and also can be arranged in other form. In use, the one or more samples are maintained to be placed within the V-shaped orU-shaped storage groove 221. When the sample loading rod is moved, the one or more samples remain within the V-shaped orU-shaped storage groove 221 so as to be avoided to be lost. - Referring now to
FIG. 3 , the pipe body 1 is provided with a markingregion 15 where information of the sample to be processed can be recoded first so that confusion is avoided. The markingregion 15 may be rectangular or square; and the markingregion 15 may be a transparent coating or a coating with respective color. In an exemplary embodiment, the coating with white color has an area of 20 mm2-6000 mm2. - In conclusion, the sample cryogenic storage pipe provided by the present application, where there is no residual liquid nitrogen, has features of simple structure and easy operation; and the height and width of the pipe body and the pipe cap thereof are reasonable, so that utilization of the cryogenic storage space can be maximized, and sample information can be marked in detail in the marking region, so as to avoid confusion and uncertainty.
- As shown in
FIG. 10 , a samplecryogenic storage device 200 provided by an embodiment of the present application includes a samplecryogenic storage pipe 100 and anoperating lever 4. - As shown in
FIGS. 1-6 , the samplecryogenic storage pipe 100 includes the pipe body 1 and the one-piece pipe cap 2 removably configured in the pipe body 1. - The pipe body 1, on the upper portion thereof, is provided with the opening
portion 11, thesleeve 12 of the pipe body is provided below the openingportion 11, and the sealedcavity 14 is formed between thesleeve 12 and the pipe wall 10 of the pipe body 1. - The
pipe cap 2 includes the pipecap mating portion 21 and thesample loading rod 22 integrated with the pipecap mating portion 21, and thesample loading rod 22, on at least one side thereof, is provided with thestorage groove 221 for storing the samples. - The pipe
cap mating portion 21 is removably configured on the openingportion 11 of the pipe body, and thesample loading rod 22 can be inserted into thesleeve 12 or removed from thesleeve 12. The operatinglever 4 is removably connected with the pipecap mating portion 21. - That is, the sample
cryogenic storage device 200 mainly consists of the samplecryogenic storage pipe 100 and the operatinglever 4. - The structure, construction and working principle of the sample
cryogenic storage pipe 100 have been introduced in detail hereinbefore, which will not be described redundantly herein. - The operating
lever 4 is removably connected to the pipecap mating portion 21, so that the operatinglever 4 can match the pipecap mating portion 21 in use, and thus moving thepipe cap 2. Thepipe cap 2 is placed in the pipe body 1. After the operation is completed, the operatinglever 4 is removed from thepipe cap 2 and the cryogenic storage pipe is put into a corresponding storage position, so as to cryogenically store the samples. - In order to meet requirements of low temperature and refrigeration, the sealed
cavity 14 is filled with therefrigerant 3, so that the samplecryogenic storage pipe 100 outside the liquid nitrogen can be kept at a low temperature for a period of time, which benefits the cryogenic storage. - The operating
lever 4 may be made of metal material or plastic material. One of various metals (such as copper, iron, stainless steel, aluminum magnesium alloy, aluminum, tin, etc.) can be used as the metal material; one of various plastics (such as polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polystyrene (PS), ABS, polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA), polyamide (PA), etc.) can be used as the plastic material. - In conclusion, in the sample cryogenic storage device provided by the present application, by making the pipe cap in a one-piece form, the pipe cap mating portion thereof integrally formed with the sample loading rod, and there is no gap there between, and there is no residual liquid nitrogen in the gap when the pip cap is removed from the liquid nitrogen, so as to avoid the respective defect that samples are lost due to a large amount of bubbles released by the volatilization of the liquid nitrogen or cracks occurred in the volatilization of the liquid nitrogen during storage. By providing the storage groove on the sample loading rod, it is avoided that samples are lost during the movement. The pipe cap is moved by the operating lever so that the respective operation is convenient to cryogenically store the samples.
- Referring now to
FIGS. 10-12 , the operatinglever 4 includes amain body 41 and aconnection portion 42 provided on one end of themain body 41, and at least one outwardlyextended protrusion 43 is arranged on alateral side 421 of theconnection portion 42. - As shown in
FIGS. 5-8 , the pipecap mating portion 21 includes atop mating portion 23 for matching and connecting the operatinglever 4 and abottom mating portion 24 for matching and connecting the pipe body 1. - The
top mating portion 23 includes aside wall 231 provided around the perimeter of thebottom mating portion 24 and at least onebayonet portion 25 provided on theside wall 231, wherein the mountingcavity 26 is formed between theside wall 231 and thebottom mating portion 24. - The
connection portion 42 of the operating lever is removably matched within the mountingcavity 26, and theprotrusion 43 is removably engaged within thebayonet portion 25. - The
main body 41 of the operating lever and theconnection portion 42 of the operating lever may be integrally formed with each other, thelateral side 421 of theconnection portion 42 of the operating lever is provided with at least oneprotrusion 43. Theprotrusion 43 extends outwardly, wherein “extend outwardly” means that theprotrusion 43 protrudes by extending toward the direction away from theconnection portion 42 of the operating lever, in the orientation that theprotrusion 43 is perpendicular to themain body 41 of the operating lever. Two ormore protrusions 43 can be symmetrically provided as required, the number of which corresponds to the number of thebayonet portions 25. - The
connection portion 42 of the operating lever can be circular or square that matches the shape of the mountingcavity 26. A circular connection portion may have a diameter of 2-18 mm and a height of 2-10 mm. Themain body 41 of the operating lever is a cylindrical or cuboid rod body. A cylindrical main body may have a diameter of 1-18 mm and a height of 10-400 mm. - The structure and construction of the
top mating portion 23 have been introduced in detail hereinbefore, which will not be described redundantly herein. - The
connection portion 42 of the operating lever is removably matched within the mountingcavity 26, which means that theconnection portion 42 of the operating lever can be mounted and matched within the mountingcavity 26 and also can be removed from the mountingcavity 26. Theprotrusion 43 is removably engaged within thebayonet portion 25, which means that theprotrusion 43 can be engaged within thebayonet portion 25 and also can be removed from thebayonet portion 25. - When the operating
lever 4 is connected with thetop mating portion 23, theconnection portion 42 of the operating lever is matched within the mountingcavity 26, and theprotrusion 43 is engaged with thebayonet portion 25, so that a tight connection there between is achieved, in order to conveniently move thepipe cap 2 into the liquid nitrogen or remove thepipe cap 2 from the liquid nitrogen. When the operatinglever 4 is removed from thetop mating portion 23, theprotrusion 43 is disengaged from thebayonet portion 25, and theconnection portion 42 of the operating lever is pulled out from the mountingcavity 26, to separate the operating lever from the top mating portion, in order to conveniently place thepipe cap 2 in the pipe body 1 and cryogenically store the samples. - Referring now to
FIGS. 8-12 , thebayonet portion 25 is the L-shapedbayonet 251, theopening 252 of the L-shapedbayonet 251 is formed on thetop face 232 of theside wall 231. Theprotrusion 43 is engaged within the L-shapedbayonet 25. - As mentioned previously, for the L-shaped
bayonet 251, two portions are integrally formed into the L-shape. These two portions are thefirst portion 254 vertically provided on theside wall 231 and thesecond portion 255 horizontally provided on theside wall 231. Thefirst portion 254 is communicated to thetop face 232 of theside wall 231, so that theopening 252 of the L-shapedbayonet 251 is formed on thetop face 232 of theside wall 231. Thesecond portion 255, that is transversally arranged, is located on theside wall 231. - As shown in
FIG. 10 , when theconnection portion 42 of the operating lever is inserted into the mountingcavity 26, theprotrusion 43 enters into thebayonet portion 25 from theopening 252. Theprotrusion 43 first enters into thefirst portion 254 and then enters into thesecond portion 255 by rotating the operatinglever 4, so as to connect the operatinglever 4 with thepipe cap 2 together. Theprotrusion 43 can be removed from the L-shapedbayonet 251 by rotating the operatinglever 4 reversely. - Referring now to
FIGS. 8-12 , the tail end of the L-shapedbayonet 251 also forms theadditional bayonet 253 extending towards thetop face 232 of theside wall 231, and theprotrusion 43 is engaged within theadditional bayonet 253. - The tail end of the L-shaped
bayonet 251 is a tail end of thesecond portion 255. Theadditional bayonet 253 is integrally formed on the tail end of thesecond portion 255, and extends toward thetop face 232. The extending direction is the same as that in thefirst portion 254. After theprotrusion 43 enters into thesecond portion 255, the operatinglever 4 can continue to be rotated, so that theprotrusion 43 is on the tail end of thesecond portion 255. At this time, theprotrusion 43 is tightened in theadditional bayonet 253 by pulling up the operatinglever 4 or by an elastic component provided on the end of the operatinglever 4, so as to tightly connect the operatinglever 4 with thepipe cap 2 together. - Referring now to
FIGS. 10-12 , theconnection portion 42 of the operating lever is also provided with anelastic component 44 which is in a compression state when theconnection portion 42 of the operating lever is matched within the mountingcavity 26, in order to push theprotrusion 43 into theadditional bayonet 253, so that theprotrusion 43 is tightened in thebayonet portion 25, so as to tightly connect the operatinglever 4 with thepipe cap 2 together. In an exemplary embodiment, theelastic component 44 is a spring. - Referring now to
FIGS. 1-3 , theconnection portion 13 of the pipe body is provided between the openingportion 11 and thesleeve 12, and thebottom mating portion 24 is removably connected within theconnection portion 13 of the pipe body, and thetop mating portion 23 covers the openingportion 11 of the pipe body. Thebottom mating portion 24 can be connected with theconnection portion 13 of the pipe body by a connection way such as the thread connection, the key connection or the pin connection, so that thebottom mating portion 24 can be mounted in theconnection portion 13 of the pipe body, and also can be removed from theconnection portion 13 of the pipe body. - Referring now to
FIGS. 1-3 , the sealedcavity 14 is filled with therefrigerant 3. By placing therefrigerant 3 in the sealedcavity 14, the samplecryogenic storage pipe 100 outside the liquid nitrogen can be kept at a low temperature for a period of time. The refrigerant 3 in the present application is an ultralow temperature coolant. The ultralow temperature coolant, being a high molecular polymer which has a plurality of different traits: liquid state, semi liquid state, all solid state, soft gel state and hard gel state, can maintain an ultralow temperature from −30° to −80° for a certain time period. LD10-B1 granular type, LD10-B2 gel type, LD10-B3 liquid type, LD10-B4 jelly type, LD10-B5 colloid type or LD10-B6 gel type can be the choice for therefrigerant 3. - Referring now to
FIG. 7 , the pipecap mating portion 21 is provided with avent 27 spaced apart from thesample loading rod 22, which runs through upper and lower surfaces of the pipecap mating portion 21. Thevent 27 is specifically provided on thebottom mating portion 24, and runs through upper and lower surfaces of thebottom mating portion 24. Thevent 27, spaced apart from thesample loading rod 22, is not in line with thesample loading rod 22. Thevent 27 can be provided on the main body of thebottom mating portion 24, or also can be provided at the edge of thebottom mating portion 24. Thevent 27 maintains a balance between the gas-pressure in thesleeve 12 of the pipe body and the pressure outside, so as to avoid the situation that thepipe cap 2 is pushed out or the pipe body bursts due to the high pressure in thesleeve 12 of the pipe body when the liquid nitrogen volatilizes, and avoid the loss of the one or more samples. - In an exemplary embodiment, the cross-section of the
storage groove 221 is in a shape of U or in a shape of V. In use, the sample is placed within the V-shaped orU-shaped storage groove 221. When the sample loading rod is moved, the one or more samples are kept within the V-shaped orU-shaped storage groove 221, to avoid the loss of the one or more samples. - Referring now to
FIG. 3 , the pipe body 1 is provided with a markingregion 15 where information of the sample to be processed can be recoded firstly so as to avoid confusion. The markingregion 15 may be rectangular or square; and the markingregion 15 may be a transparent coating or a coating with respective color. In an exemplary embodiment, the coating with white color has an area of 20 mm2-6000 mm2. - A usage of the sample
cryogenic storage device 200 provided by the present application is as follows: - 1. filling or pasting the sample information on the
marking region 15 of the pipe body 1; - 2. tightly connecting the operating
lever 4 with thepipe cap 2 by means of thebayonet portion 25, and removing thepipe cap 2 from the pipe body 1 by the operatinglever 4, then thepipe cap 2 being set aside along with the pipe body 1, for waiting to be used; - 3. after the sample is processed by a cryoprotective agent, holding a transferring tool by one hand and holding the operating
lever 4 by the other hand, orienting thestorage groove 221 on thesample loading rod 22 to face towards the operator himself/herself, and placing the sample and a little amount of the cryoprotective agent within thestorage groove 221 by using the transferring tool; - 4. then, holding the operating
lever 4 by one hand to immediately place thewhole pipe cap 2 within clean liquid nitrogen and making sure it remains below the liquid level of the liquid nitrogen, and then picking up the pipe body 1 with a pair of tweezers or forceps and placing it below the liquid level of the liquid nitrogen, standing for some time; - 5. then, tightly connecting the
pipe cap 2 with the pipe body 1 below the liquid level of the liquid nitrogen; - 6. and then, taking off the operating
lever 4 from thepipe cap 2, and placing the samplecryogenic storage pipe 100 in a corresponding storage position with the pair of tweezers or forceps, and making the respective record. - By adopting the technical solution mentioned above, the beneficial effects are as follows:
- In the sample cryogenic storage pipe and sample cryogenic storage device disclosed above, by arranging the pipe cap in a one-piece manner, the pipe cap mating portion thereof is integrally formed with the sample loading rod and there is no gap there between, and when the pipe cap is taken out of the liquid nitrogen, residual liquid nitrogen is not trapped in the pipe cap. The sample cryogenic storage pipe and the sample cryogenic storage device provided by the present application avoids the defect of the loss of samples caused by a large amount of bubbles released by the volatilization of the liquid nitrogen or cracks occurred in the volatilization of the liquid nitrogen during storage.
- In the sample cryogenic storage pipe and sample cryogenic storage device disclosed above, by providing a top mating portion of the pipe cap mating portion with a bayonet portion, the sample cryogenic storage pipe and the sample cryogenic storage device are easy to connect with the operating lever. In use, one end of the operating lever is connected with the bayonet portion, so that it is convenient for a user to move and operate it.
- By providing a vent, the sample cryogenic storage pipe and the sample cryogenic storage device maintains a balance between the gas-pressure in the sleeve of the pipe body and the pressure outside, so as to avoid the situation that the pipe cap is pushed out or the pipe body bursts due to high pressure in the sleeve of the pipe body when the liquid nitrogen volatilizes, and avoids the loss of the samples.
- By providing the pipe body with a marking region, the sample cryogenic storage pipe and the sample cryogenic storage device can avoid the confusion in use.
- To sum up, the sample cryogenic storage pipe and the sample cryogenic storage device disclosed above where there is no residual liquid nitrogen have features of simple structure and easy operation; and height and width of the pipe body and the pipe cap thereof are reasonable, so that utilization of the cryogenic storage space can be maximized, and detailed sample information can be marked in the marking region, which does not cause confusion and uncertainty.
- The technical solutions mentioned above can be combined as required to reach best technical effect.
- The foregoing is merely embodiments of the present application. It should be pointed out that sever other variants also can be made on the basis of the principle of the present application, which shall be included in the protection scope of the present application.
Claims (19)
1. A sample cryogenic storage pipe, comprising:
a pipe body, comprising:
an upper portion having an opening portion,
a sleeve deposited below the opening portion,
a pipe wall, and
a sealed cavity formed between the sleeve and the pipe wall; and
a pipe cap removably coupled to the pipe body, comprising:
a mating portion removably coupled to the opening portion of the pipe body, and
a sample loading rod integrally formed with the mating portion, configured to be moved into and out of the sleeve of the pipe body, and
a storage groove for storing a sample, disposed on at least one side of the sample loading rod.
2. The sample cryogenic storage pipe according to claim 1 wherein the mating portion comprises:
a top mating portion configured to removably couple with an operating lever, and
a bottom mating portion removably coupled to the opening portion of the pipe body,
wherein the top mating portion comprises:
a side wall disposed around the perimeter of the bottom mating portion, wherein the side wall has at least one bayonet mount opening, and
a mounting cavity configured to receive the operating lever, wherein the mounting cavity is formed by the side wall and the bottom mating portion.
3. The sample cryogenic storage pipe according to claim 2 wherein the at least one bayonet mount opening is an L-shaped opening having an open end at a top surface of the side wall and a closed end disposed within the side wall.
4. The sample cryogenic storage pipe according to claim 3 wherein the closed end of the L-shaped opening comprises a recess extending toward the top surface of the side wall.
5. The sample cryogenic storage pipe according to claim 2 wherein the pipe body further comprises a connection portion disposed between the opening portion and the sleeve, wherein when the pipe cap is coupled to the pipe body, the bottom mating portion of the pipe cap removably couples to the connection portion of the pipe body and the top mating portion of the pipe cap covers the opening portion of the pipe body.
6. The sample cryogenic storage pipe according to claim 1 wherein the sealed cavity is filled with a refrigerant.
7. The sample cryogenic storage pipe according to claim 1 wherein the mating portion of the pipe cap further comprises a vent connecting an upper surface and a lower surface of the mating portion, wherein the vent is spaced apart from the sample loading rod.
8. The sample cryogenic storage pipe according to claim 1 wherein the storage groove has a cross-section of a U-shape or a V-shape.
9. The sample cryogenic storage pipe according to claim 1 , wherein the pipe body comprises a marking region.
10. A cryogenic storage device, comprising:
a storage pipe, comprising:
a pipe body, comprising:
an upper portion having an opening portion,
a sleeve deposited below the opening portion,
a pipe wall, and
a sealed cavity formed between the sleeve and the pipe wall, and
a pipe cap removably coupled to the pipe body, comprising:
a mating portion removably coupled to the opening portion of the pipe body, and
a sample loading rod integrally formed with the mating portion, configured to be moved into and out of the sleeve of the pipe body, and
a storage groove for storing a sample, disposed on at least one side of the sample loading rod, and
an operating lever configured to removably couple to the mating portion of the pipe cap.
11. The sample cryogenic storage device according to claim 10 wherein the operating lever comprises:
a main body,
a connection portion disposed at an end of the main body, and
at least one protrusion extending outward from the main body on a lateral side of the connection portion,
wherein the mating portion comprises:
a top mating portion configured to removably couple with the operating lever, and
a bottom mating portion removably coupled to the opening portion of the pipe body,
wherein the top mating portion comprises:
a side wall disposed around the perimeter of the bottom mating portion, wherein the side wall has at least one bayonet mount opening, the at least one bayonet mount opening is configured to receive the at least one protrusion from the main body of the operating lever, and
a mounting cavity configured to receive the operating lever, wherein the mounting cavity is formed by the side wall and the bottom mating portion.
12. The sample cryogenic storage device according to claim 11 wherein the at least one bayonet mount opening is an L-shaped opening having an open end at a top surface of the side wall and a closed end disposed within the side wall, and wherein the at least one protrusion is engaged within the L-shaped bayonet mount opening.
13. The sample cryogenic storage device according to claim 12 wherein the closed end of the L-shaped opening comprises a recess extending toward the top surface of the side wall, and wherein the protrusion is engaged within the recess.
14. The sample cryogenic storage device according to claim 11 wherein the connection portion of the operating lever comprises an elastic member configured to be compressed when the connection portion of the operating lever couples within the mounting cavity.
15. The sample cryogenic storage device according to claim 11 , wherein the pipe body further comprises a connection portion disposed between the opening portion and the sleeve, wherein when the pipe cap is coupled to the pipe body, the bottom mating portion of the pipe cap removably couples to the connection portion of the pipe body and the top mating portion of the pipe cap covers the opening portion of the pipe body.
16. The sample cryogenic storage device according to claim 10 wherein the sealed cavity is filled with a refrigerant.
17. The sample cryogenic storage device according to claim 10 wherein the mating portion of the pipe cap further comprises a vent connecting an upper surface and a lower surface of the mating portion, wherein the vent being spaced apart from the sample loading rod.
18. The sample cryogenic storage device according to claim 10 wherein the storage groove has a cross-section of a U-shape or a V-shape.
19. The sample cryogenic storage device according to claim 10 wherein the pipe body further comprises a marking region.
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