Life science & clinical diagnostics instruments > Tissue & cell handling/counting

Thermo Fisher Scientific Invitrogen TaqMan and SYBR Green Fast Advanced Cells-to-CT Kits

04 July, 2018

Thermo Fisher Scientific has launched its Invitrogen TaqMan and SYBR Green Fast Advanced Cells-to-CT Kits. Users will experience a fast reverse transcriptase reaction and have access to a qPCR master mix system fully optimised to improve sensitivity to detect rare transcripts.


Corning Dissolvable Microcarriers

05 June, 2018

Corning Dissolvable Microcarriers are designed to simplify cell harvest, separation and concentration processes. They arrive pre-sterilised and pre-coated with the user's selected surface coating of either denatured collagen or Synthemax to enhance cell attachment.


GeneCopoeia OncoSpot Cancer Cell Lines

01 June, 2018

GeneCopoeia offers premade cancer cell lines carrying diverse gene mutations commonly seen in tumour biomarkers, including EGFR, KRAS and BRAF in the MAPK pathway.


NanoAnalytics cellZscopeE for automated TER measurement

02 May, 2018

The cellZscopeE, from NanoAnalytics, measures the TER and the capacitance of cell layers under physiological conditions.


Bio-Rad Laboratories S3e Cell Sorter

01 April, 2018

The S3e Cell Sorter is an automated cell sorter with real-time monitoring and smart features equipped with up to two lasers and four fluorescence detectors plus forward-scatter and side-scatter detectors. The compact system, with dimensions of only 70 x 65 x 65 cm, includes onboard fluidics and a temperature control system.


Bio-Rad Laboratories ZE5 Cell Analyzer and flow cytometry antibodies

01 March, 2018

The ZE5 Cell Analyzer is a flow cytometer that gives users the flexibility to run up to 30-parameter experiments and the convenience of an integrated universal sample loader that accommodates any sample tube or plate format.


Kirkstall Quasi Vivo cell culture system

14 February, 2018

Kirkstall's Quasi Vivo system consists of interconnected cell-culture chambers and a peristaltic pump to create a continuous flow of media over cells.


A miniature laboratory in a plastic bag

16 November, 2017

Researchers have developed an all-in-one system in the form of a transparent bag that provides a cheap, fast and sterile way for scientists to grow, differentiate and freeze stem cells.


Merck Mobius single-use bioreactors

14 September, 2017

Merck's portfolio of 3 to 2000 L Mobius single-use bioreactors delivers flexibility and continuity for scale-up, reducing the need for retraining operators.


nanoAnalytics cellZscope2 impedance-based cell monitoring device

11 July, 2017

The cellZscope2 from nanoAnalytics is a device for measuring the transepithelial/endothelial impedance of cell layers under physiological conditions. Easy to operate and with a broad range of applications, it is particularly suitable for studying the influence of substances such as drugs, toxins, etc, on the barrier function of cell layers.


Illumina Bio-Rad Single Cell Sequencing Solution

01 July, 2017

The Illumina Bio-Rad Single-Cell Sequencing Solution pairs Bio-Rad's Droplet Digital Technology with Illumina NGS library preparation and analysis technology to provide a comprehensive workflow for single-cell analysis.


Chip captures individual cells in minuscule gels

19 June, 2017

A newly developed chip can capture and hold individual cells in the exact centre of a minuscule hydrogel droplet. The novel method, developed by researchers at University of Twente, keeps cells alive for multiple weeks, which makes it easier to study them.


Enzo Life Sciences CELLESTIAL fluorescent dyes for cellular analysis

30 May, 2017

Enzo Life Sciences has released the CELLESTIAL portfolio of probe-based assays and reagents to meet the emerging needs of the life sciences and drug discovery markets.


Thermo Scientific CW3 Cell Washer

09 May, 2017

Fully automated, the Thermo Scientific CW3 Cell Washer has been engineered to combine the benefits of efficient performance with user-friendly design and safe operation.


Human heart tissue grown in spinach leaves

03 April, 2017

US scientists may have solved a major tissue bioengineering problem, using the vascular system of spinach leaves to support human heart cells.


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