Culturing cells in three dimensions allows more physiologically relevant observations to be made regarding cellular interactions and gene expression. 3D models provide a more accurate representation of cells in vivo and are more stable than 2D cultures, making them very useful for long-term studies.
Nicholas Zachos, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Medicine at Johns Hopkins Medicine, USA, is using n...
Watch this video to learn more about the drug and product screening process at Likarda, a contract research organization. Dr Lisa Stehno-Bittel, President & CEO of Likarda, discusses the problems of...
"The combination of luminescence fluorescence and imaging covers a wide variety of assays from one i..."Laura McMullan, CDC
The webinar will update on latest developments in MALDI mass spectrometry for high-throughput scree...
