HLA Lab week

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Across
  1. 3. the first step of NGS
  2. 5. all of our instrumentation
  3. 7. our accrediting agency
  4. 9. swabs for DNA collection
  5. 14. always wear this in the lab
  6. 16. where we get our single antigen and SSO reagents
  7. 17. technique for crossmatching
  8. 18. program we use to find eplets
  9. 20. our temperature monitoring system
  10. 22. the app for transplant communication
  11. 23. we often wait for STATs to be...?
  12. 25. what Shelley always makes time for
  13. 26. what everyone else calls us
  14. 31. the send out king
  15. 34. a type of donor
  16. 35. sometimes we have to isolate cells from these
  17. 36. the organ that may be paired with onions
  18. 37. the H in HLA
  19. 41. bane of our existence
  20. 42. the busiest day for new renal patients
  21. 43. its what we do
  22. 46. sometimes we have to remake these and remake them again
  23. 47. the one always singing to the radio
  24. 49. the month we moved into our new location
  25. 51. Po is her roommate
  26. 53. the second Lyric
  27. 56. the queen B of our lab
  28. 57. where we get our donor information
  29. 61. the organ always transplanted as a pair
  30. 62. maintenance we're always filling these out somewhere
  31. 65. the Miseq instrument
  32. 67. besides our veterans, we also take care of these patients
  33. 68. we buy these or make these for testing
  34. 69. sends goodies with Jemm to share
  35. 71. the third floor is our...?
  36. 72. where we go to pick up samples
  37. 73. you spin me right round baby right round
  38. 74. the one with the credit card
  39. 78. the second Luminex
  40. 83. can I pet that...?
  41. 85. up and down, large and small amounts
  42. 87. common term for leukocytes
  43. 89. something we avoid at all costs
  44. 93. retired but forgotten
  45. 94. typing performed by SSO
  46. 95. the people we try to make happy
  47. 96. an important reagent for preparing donor cells for crossmatch.
Down
  1. 1. one way to count cells
  2. 2. the first Lyric
  3. 4. the process improvement that we all dread
  4. 6. something always in the breakroom
  5. 8. tests that are done right away
  6. 10. most reagents need to be
  7. 11. either final or preliminary
  8. 12. we have three of these in one room
  9. 13. used to protect our hands
  10. 15. the A in HLA
  11. 19. a favorite lunch order
  12. 21. the second part of what we do
  13. 24. favorite lab meal
  14. 27. willing to give a kidney
  15. 28. a life saving procedure
  16. 29. the people that handle our patients
  17. 30. our main LIM
  18. 32. what Beth takes to work
  19. 33. the first 3D Luminex
  20. 36. the L in HLA
  21. 38. Liz's favorite pizza
  22. 39. where we primarily get cells for DNA isolation
  23. 40. most common organ placed
  24. 44. the surveys we get from CAP
  25. 45. the best volunteer ever
  26. 48. the second Luminex to retire
  27. 50. take cells from blood or lymph nodes
  28. 52. used in the cryoplus in the basement
  29. 54. the organ that tags along with a kidney
  30. 55. the part of the blood we use for single antigen testing
  31. 58. where we find Roger
  32. 59. where most of our freezers hang out
  33. 60. where we are now located
  34. 63. we have to map this all the time
  35. 64. the biannual single antigen chaos
  36. 66. we use it to clean everything
  37. 70. RIP the first Luminex to retire
  38. 72. high resolution typing
  39. 73. what Shelley calls Todd
  40. 75. used to mix well
  41. 76. the University LIMS
  42. 77. the worksheets we always fill out last minute
  43. 79. what we all need after a long day of on call
  44. 80. "the Count"
  45. 81. where we review SA and SSO data
  46. 82. the organ that keeps pumping
  47. 84. Liz's super talent and hobby
  48. 86. testing we don't currently perform
  49. 88. used to clean the Miseq
  50. 90. the folks we're here for
  51. 91. always has a story
  52. 92. the protector of continuing education