It's been an exhausting couple days, but we have done everything we can! We have isolated the T-Cells from the blood of donors, filled the experimental units, and handed them over. Emily and I with the help of BJ and Karin were able to work through the long hours it all took. It's such a relief to be done for now! Here are some pictures to document the process:
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KI and T-Cell Team after the handover of EUs and tools |
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Emily and Christina isolating the T-Cells |
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Filled EUs ready to be transported. |
Emily and I were invited to visit the SpaceX rocket that was ready for launch. Our samples are on the capsule! It was such a great and gratifying experience to see the rocket in person.
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SpaceX Rocket ready to launch |
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Obligatory selfie by the rocket. |
And now we wait, for the final few hours before the launch!