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Ideal for researchers requiring a rapid, reproducible, and scalable means of generating specific neural cell types without sacrificing cell purity

Amsbio highlights research from the University of Exeter showing that microRNA miR-483-5p helps reduce stress-related brain dysfunction and anxiety behaviors

Discover AMSBIO’s optimized antibodies for stem cell research that offer high specificity, reproducibility, and validated purity for reliable results

Defined stem cell media offers easy transition to clinical manufacturing

BioPORTER protein delivery reagent from AMSBIO is proven to efficiently transport functionally active proteins directly into living cells eliminating the traditional DNA transfection, transcription, and protein translation process.

AMSBIO launches new Glucagon-Like Peptide 1 Receptor (GLP-1R) reporter cell line

AMSBIO has added an extensive new resource to its website

AMSBIO has expanded its range of products and services dedicated to assisting scientists diversify their preclinical models effectively

AMSBIO reagents drive progress in Parkinson's, hypersomnia, and eco-friendly microbial research

CELLBANKER® integrates into cell manufacturing processes with personalized formulations, volumes, and packaging

The custom monoclonal antibody reveals potential HER2+ breast cancer target

The new kit is designed to allow researchers to easily and consistently generate muscle from human pluripotent stem cells

AMSBIO announces the release of the MagSi-DNA FFPE kit which can be used for manual and automated isolation of gDNA from mammalian FFPE tissue or cell samples

Access a wide range of cells that retain their original morphological and functional characteristics

AMSBIO has published an informative handbook for scientists who need to preserve or archive organoids in a research lab

Develop an optimized, custom cell line to stably express your gene of interest with AMSBIO

AMSBIO offers a wide range of small molecules to provide scientists with targeted tools to direct cell fates, making them crucial in areas including regenerative medicine and cancer research