Supply of XVIVO Liver Assist Kits for Research at the University of Birmingham

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University of Birmingham

Value

£800,000

Suppliers

XVIVO AB

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Medical consumables

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Published

2 years ago

Description

X-vivo (previously Organ Assist) are a company who manufacture equipment and consumables to facilitate the perfusion of organs for transplantation.
To allow the continuation of several ongoing and future research projects we require the ability to purchase consumables and servicing of our existing equipment

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University of Birmingham

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Kseniya Samsonik

[email protected]

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