Cytek Biosciences receives CE marking for series of cFluor reagents, TBNK Kit
Company moves to make total cell analysis solutions available for clinical applications in the european market
Company moves to make total cell analysis solutions available for clinical applications in the european market
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Collaboration with Imperial College and support from the Gates Foundation aims to develop field‑deployable folic acid testing solutions
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