One system for the sample, the experiment, and the construct
Discovery labs outgrow a LIMS that only tracks tubes and an ELN that cannot see inventory. LabPi keeps both on the same record.
- 21 CFR Part 11
- GLP
- Data integrity
- Institutional biosafety
What these labs track in LabPi
Sample types and work products for this lab, not a generic tube list.
- Cell lines
- Plasmids and constructs
- Proteins
- Libraries
- In-vivo samples
- NGS libraries
How the work actually runs
Registry to bench
Cell lines, plasmids, and reagents have lineage, location, and passage or lot status before anyone opens an experiment.
Experiment linked to material
ELN entries inherit the samples and lots actually used, so a later IND question does not depend on a notebook search.
Handoff into regulated testing
When a program moves from research into GLP or GMP testing, the same identifiers carry forward instead of being retyped.
LabPi capabilities this lab uses
Each card opens the product page for that capability, so you can see the feature behind the industry claim.
Integrated ELN
Experiment notes, protocols, and structured results share one audit trail.
View capabilitySample lineage
Parent-child aliquots, pools, and derived samples stay attached to the source.
View capabilityInventory and reagents
Lot, expiry, and usage tied back to the experiment that consumed them.
View capabilityCollaboration workspaces
Distributed teams co-author experiments with roles, comments, and version history.
View capabilityRelated labs
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