Biofluids represent an ideal source of material for biomarker development projects. Extracellular DNA, RNA, and some proteins are stably maintained in cell-free biofluid samples, even when sample processing is not optimal. In addition, biofluids derived from the respiration, digestion, or excretion are able to be collected routinely with minimal disruption to the patient’s health and daily schedule.

Creative Bioarray offers a wide range of biofluids obtained from both healthy patients and those with medical conditions, as well as those obtained using thousands of different analytes with corresponding test results. Our biofluid samples cover all age groups. The biofluid subtypes are program dependent and consist of combinations of cerebrospinal, lymph, amniotic, synovial and ascites fluids, as well as urine and saliva.
Normal human biofluids are collected from consented donors according to the IRB-approved protocols. In addition, we work with a clinical network of more than 210 sites to allow access to donors with various disease indications.
Biofluids are available fresh or frozen and with or without additives, such as EDTA, lithium heparin, and sodium citrate.
Specimen Types
- Blister fluid
- Cerebrospinal fluid
- Dialysate
- Gastrointestinal biofluids
- Nasopharyngeal biofluids
- Ocular biofluids
- Reproductive biofluids
- Respiratory biofluids
- Saliva
- Sweat
- Synovial
- Tears
- Urine
Creative Bioarray scientists have extensive experience in adapting protocols and processes to support custom biofluid projects. From excision, storage to shipment, each specimen is handled with care and precision to ensure that the highest quality specimens are delivered to our customers. To inquire about the current availability of specimens or to investigate the feasibility of your custom project, send us an inquiry.
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| Product Name | Product ID | Inquiry |
|---|---|---|
| Human Inflammatory Bowel Disease-Related Urine | HBF153 | Inquiry |
| Human Kidney Cancer Urine | HBF154 | Inquiry |
| Human Liver Cancer Urine | HBF155 | Inquiry |
| Human Lung Cancer Urine | HBF156 | Inquiry |
| Human Lyme Disease-Related Urines | HBF157 | Inquiry |
| Human Macular Degeneration-Related Urine | HBF158 | Inquiry |
| Human Migraine-Related Urine | HBF159 | Inquiry |
| Canine Gastric Fluid | HBF16 | Inquiry |
| Human Multiple Sclerosis (MS)-Related Urine | HBF160 | Inquiry |
| Human NASH-Related Urine | HBF161 | Inquiry |
| Human Neuropathy-Related Urine | HBF162 | Inquiry |
| Human Osteoarthritis-Related Urine | HBF163 | Inquiry |
| Human Osteoporosis-Related Urine | HBF164 | Inquiry |
| Human Ovarian Cancer Urine | HBF165 | Inquiry |
| Human Pancreatic Cancer Urine | HBF166 | Inquiry |
| Human Parkinson's Disease-Related Urine | HBF167 | Inquiry |
| Human Pediatric-Related Urine | HBF168 | Inquiry |
| Human Pregnancy-Related Urine | HBF169 | Inquiry |
| Human Gastric Fluid | HBF17 | Inquiry |
| Human Prostate Cancer Urine | HBF170 | Inquiry |