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Learn the Secret to Cloning Challenging Cells

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Harnessing Shear Flow to Transform Biofilm Research

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Live Demonstration of CellRaft Technology

November 21, 2024

If working with difficult cells is making your gene-editing or cell development unbearable, join Dr. Hartman in the lab in this virtual demo. This is fantastic opportunity to get an up-close look at how CellRaft Technology can transform your cell line development.

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Increasing efficiency of CRISPR edited cell line development

Increasing Efficiency of CRISPR-edited Cell Line Development

October 30, 2024

Conventional cell sorting or single cell dispensing requires large numbers of cells to find edits, and post-isolation cell viability and colony formation are often prohibitively low. This challenge largely arises from the inability of a single cell to “condition” its cell culture environment through secreted factors and cell-to-cell crosstalk.

Dr. Hartman will share invaluable insights, strategies, and case studies on:

• Faster development of CRISPR-edited cell lines
• Identification and isolation of clones derived from rare cells
• Generation of CRISPR KO and KI stem cell lines
• Automated isolation of hundreds of CRISPR-edited clones

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The Power of Dynamic Analyses in Biofilm Research

October 30, 2024

In this webinar, Dr. Bastiaan Krom, Professor at the Academic Centre for Dentistry Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam, will illustrate the power of dynamic visualization of microbial biofilms as he discusses the results of his laboratory’s elucidation of time-dependent processes in microbial biofilms.

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Exploring Platelet Adhesion and Aggregation Under Physiological Shear Flow

August 20, 2024

Adhesion and aggregation reaction of platelets are critical processes in hemostasis, preventing excessive bleeding following vascular injury. Generally, circulating platelets have a lifespan of about 10-12 days, after which they undergo programmed cell death or necrosis and are taken up by macrophages. Importantly, abnormal platelet adhesion to the vessel wall can lead to thrombosis, resulting in pathological clot formation and contributing to conditions such as heart attack or stroke. In this webinar, Dr. Mohammad Ekhlak of the Center for Advanced Research on Platelet Signaling and Thrombosis Biology at the Institute of Medical Sciences, Banaras Hindu University will discuss high throughput evaluation of the effects of novel drugs on physiological thrombosis formation.

Dr. Ekhalk shares insights on:

1. In vitro modeling of physiological platelet plug formation

2. Antiplatelet/antithrombotic effects of novel pharmaceuticals

3. Signaling mechanisms of thrombosis

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Live Demonstration of CellRaft Technology

November 21, 2024

If working with difficult cells is making your gene-editing or cell development unbearable, join Dr. Hartman in the lab in this virtual demo. This is fantastic opportunity to get an up-close look at how CellRaft Technology can transform your cell line development.

See More
Increasing efficiency of CRISPR edited cell line development

Increasing Efficiency of CRISPR-edited Cell Line Development

October 30, 2024

Conventional cell sorting or single cell dispensing requires large numbers of cells to find edits, and post-isolation cell viability and colony formation are often prohibitively low. This challenge largely arises from the inability of a single cell to “condition” its cell culture environment through secreted factors and cell-to-cell crosstalk.

Dr. Hartman will share invaluable insights, strategies, and case studies on:

• Faster development of CRISPR-edited cell lines
• Identification and isolation of clones derived from rare cells
• Generation of CRISPR KO and KI stem cell lines
• Automated isolation of hundreds of CRISPR-edited clones

See More
The Power of Dynamic Analyses in Biofilm Research thumbnail

The Power of Dynamic Analyses in Biofilm Research

October 30, 2024

In this webinar, Dr. Bastiaan Krom, Professor at the Academic Centre for Dentistry Amsterdam, University of Amsterdam, will illustrate the power of dynamic visualization of microbial biofilms as he discusses the results of his laboratory’s elucidation of time-dependent processes in microbial biofilms.

See More
Exploring platelet adhesion and aggregation using the bioflux microfluidic platform thumbnail

Exploring Platelet Adhesion and Aggregation Under Physiological Shear Flow

August 20, 2024

Adhesion and aggregation reaction of platelets are critical processes in hemostasis, preventing excessive bleeding following vascular injury. Generally, circulating platelets have a lifespan of about 10-12 days, after which they undergo programmed cell death or necrosis and are taken up by macrophages. Importantly, abnormal platelet adhesion to the vessel wall can lead to thrombosis, resulting in pathological clot formation and contributing to conditions such as heart attack or stroke. In this webinar, Dr. Mohammad Ekhlak of the Center for Advanced Research on Platelet Signaling and Thrombosis Biology at the Institute of Medical Sciences, Banaras Hindu University will discuss high throughput evaluation of the effects of novel drugs on physiological thrombosis formation.

Dr. Ekhalk shares insights on:

1. In vitro modeling of physiological platelet plug formation

2. Antiplatelet/antithrombotic effects of novel pharmaceuticals

3. Signaling mechanisms of thrombosis

See More
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Making the Impossible Possible: Platform and Protocols to Develop Clonal iPSC Derived Organoids
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Taking the fear out of iPS cell line development
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Image, Identify, and Isolate Single Organoids using the CellRaft AIR® System
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Using the CellRaft AIR® System to Image, Identify, and Isolate Suspension Cells