Recent Blog Posts
Unlocking the Secrets of Antibiotic Resistance: How Shear Flow Systems Are Revolutionizing the Fight Against Superbugs
In the ongoing battle against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, or “superbugs,” scientists are constantly seeking innovative tools to understand the mechanisms of resistance and develop effective treatments. One such groundbreaking technology is shear flowFluid movement that applies force to cells and biofilms; used to mimic physiological/pathological conditions. systems, which have emerged as
Single Cells: Lab Tune Sung to the Rhythm of “Jingle Bells”
By Jessica Hartman, Ph.D. Toiling in the lab With a deadline on its way To the scope I go On a Saturday I don’t see a clone I’ve looked for one that’s right What misery these data bring, I’ll have to look all night, Oh! Single cells, single cells, dilutions
Lessons Learned Growing Clones From Over 100 Cell Lines
Historically, cell line development has predominantly relied on a limited number of cell lines such as CHO-K1, HEK293T, and HeLa. However, as biotechnology continues to advance, there is a growing demand for cell line development platforms that can support a broad range of cell types. To demonstrate the power and