Cells & Cultures

AMSBIO’s iMatrix Palette: A Vital Tool for Stem Cell Studies

By Science Technology | Nov 18, 2024

All-in-one laminin E8 kit tailored for custom Stem cell culture needs

New Gene Therapy Suite: AAV Edge System

By Science Technology | Sep 30, 2024

Discover Asimov’s AAV Edge System, a comprehensive platform streamlining AAV gene therapy design and production with advanced AI-driven tools

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Insulin-Transferrin-Selenium (ITS): A Vital Supplement for Cell Culture

By Trevor Henderson | Mar 22, 2024

ITS helps to optimize the culture conditions, promoting cell health and performance without the variability introduced by serum

image showing laboratory cell culture plates, showcasing different stages of cell growth.

Residual DNA Testing: Understanding Host Cell DNA Analysis in Biopharmaceuticals

By Trevor Henderson | Mar 4, 2023

By detecting and quantifying trace amounts of host cell DNA, manufacturers can ensure the safety, quality, and compliance of their products.

image of a modern laboratory, complete with advanced equipment and an artful representation of a DNA double helix in the background. The scene highlights the precision and innovation involved in DNA analysis and biopharmaceutical research

Flow Cytometry: An Essential Guide for Laboratories

By Trevor Henderson | Mar 1, 2023

Flow cytometry is an invaluable technology for laboratories, offering a broad range of applications across various fields.

image of a researcher working with a flow cytometer in a modern laboratory setting. The scene captures the detailed equipment, the researcher's focused handling of a sample, and the high-tech laboratory environment, illustrating the precision and professionalism involved in flow cytometry research.

$15 million Awarded by NIH for 3-D Tissue Development

By Editorial Team | Feb 15, 2023

According to the NIH, during clinical trials, more than 60 percent of investigational drugs fail, even if they showed promising results in pre-clinical studies on cell and animal research. To stop this from happening, NIH has announced it will award 13 "Tissue Chip...

Human Leukocyte Antigen (HLA) Matching: A Comprehensive Guide

By Trevor Henderson | Feb 7, 2023

Over 2500 HLA markers help to determine organ donor matches

a detailed and realistic image of a human leukocyte, highlighting its distinct shape and features as seen under a microscope.

Outsourcing Antibody Research Studies

By Editorial Team | Feb 7, 2023

Contract Laboratory frequently works with Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical, and Healthcare companies in the outsourcing of their Antibody Research Studies. Below are some examples of Antibody Research Studies projects that we have worked with. France University...

Ovarian Cancer Early Detection Tests Development

By Editorial Team | Feb 1, 2023

Researchers identify 16 metabolite compounds used to differentiate between women with and without early-stage ovarian cancer

Microbiology Testing

By Editorial Team | Jan 25, 2023

Microbiology is the study of living organisms too small to be seen by the naked eye, like bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa and algae, also known as microbes. Microbes play important roles in food, bodily functions, biodegradation, control of disease, and even...

What is Riboprinting?

By Editorial Team | Jan 23, 2023

A technique with the ability to both track and identify bacteria

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DNA Microarrays: Unlocking Genomic Insights

By Trevor Henderson | Jan 22, 2023

DNA microarrays, also known as gene chips, are powerful tools used in molecular biology to analyze gene expression and genetic variations. This article delves into the importance of DNA microarrays, their applications, and the technology behind them.

Hand holding a DNA microarray in a modern lab environment

Monoclonal Antibodies | Disease Treatment

By Editorial Team | Jan 20, 2023

In a recent study funded by the National Institutes of Health, scientists successfully cured 100% of guinea pigs and rhesus monkeys infected with the Marburg and Ravn virus using monoclonal antibodies. Both viruses are relatives of the Ebola virus, and both are...