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In addition to our technical Support team, we offer a variety of resources to enhance and inform your experience with the CellRaft technology and the AIR system.
Whether you’re interested in the latest scientific research using our products, or looking for tips and best practices for your own research, you’ll find a wealth of information here.
Papers & Publications – Review publications using the CellRaft technology for demonstrations of the various uses for the CellRaft AIR System and our CytoSort Arrays.
Webinars – Cell Microsystems offers a number of webinars featuring the CellRaft technology and applications to various research, including CRISPR, genome editing and single cell sorting and analysis..
Brochures – Looking for more information on our CellRaft AIR System or CytoSort Arrays? Download one of our brochures for more details.
Manuals – Manuals for our CellRaft AIR System and CytoSort Arrays describe the features and methods for use of each respective product. You can download them here.
Raft Notes – RaftNotes are applications and protocols for use with the CellRaft Technology. These publications cover materials and methods, tips, tricks, examples, and unique array formats that help our users achieve their best research results.
Patents – Cell Microsystems actively pursues patent protection for its innovative products and methods of using them.
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Recent Blog Posts
Cell Microsystems Raises $1.8 M to Expand Commercial Operations
In a filing with the U.S. Security and Exchange Commission, the company reported that 12 investors participated in the funding round, which required no minimum investment. CEO Gary Pace, Ph.D., J.D., said that Cell Microsystems would use the funding to build out its commercial team with support and manufacturing personnel,
Cloning Cells After Gene Editing in Genetic Applications
Cloning cells after gene editing is a labor-intensive process because of issues around cell viability, clonality and overall cell culture efficiency. In this webinar, Jacquelyn DuVall, PhD, lead for Cellular and Genomics Applications at Cell Microsystems, and William Buchser, PhD, assistant professor in the Department of Genetics at the Washington
Generate Viable and Stable Clonal Colonies Within Days, Not Months
Researchers conducting genome editing with delicate cell types know it can take months to produce stable clonal colonies, with most organizations indicating a two- to three-month turnaround time — even for robust cells. Cell Microsystem’s CellRaft AIR™ System offers a workflow that requires approximately four to five days to generate
