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Cell-based assay expert shares how to overcome your cell-based challenges and drive the development of cutting-edge biotherapeutics

Trial results presented at ECCMID show potential of Actiphage for risk stratification in those with latent TB

The cell lines offer researchers a diverse cohort of patient specific models to accelerate drug development

COVID-19 infections fell by 65% percent after a first dose of the Oxford-AstraZeneca or Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines in this large community surveillance study

Guest editorial by Kim James, Solid Form Expert, LGC Drug Development Solutions

Gibco TrypLE reagents are highly purified, recombinant cell-dissociation enzymes that replace porcine trypsin. These reagents are ideal for dissociating attachment-dependent cell lines in both serum-containing and serum-free conditions, and can be directly substituted for trypsin without protocol changes.

HR spectrometers are small-footprint, high-resolution spectrometers for applications such as wavelength characterization of lasers and LEDs, monitoring of gases and monochromatic light sources, and determination of elemental atomic emission lines. Depending on spectrometer configuration, optical resolution <0.1 nm (FWHM) is possible. 

EVE HT is a high-throughput automated multiple cell counter, providing 48-sample counting in just 2.5 minutes for primary cells and cell lines analyses. With small sample volume and extensive capacity, the EVE HT provides accurate cell counting and viability measurements.

A Bead Bath performs all the essentials, including warming, thawing, incubating, chilling and does it while maintaining an constant temperature just like a water bath. It is known that MICROBES thrive in water, yet water is ever-present in laboratories, healthcare facilities, and production and manufacturing clean-room facilities. Water and ice enter the workspace through various distribution systems and are a component of m…

Discover how this leading London Biomedical Research Center is using state-of-the-art genomics to improve healthcare