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25.02.2022
Cell culture, Life science

Cell culture media preparation: Significant impact on cell growth

The type of media used determines the success of mammalian cell culture. Most mammalian cells require specialized media supplemented with a complex mixture of nutrients, sugars, amino acids, vitamins, minerals, and growth factors such as insulin. The media provides energy

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The typical process to develop a mammalian cell line for recombinant protein manufacturing
25.02.2022
Cell culture, Life science

Mammalian Cell culture: The core tool in therapeutic protein production

Mammalian cell culture is a process of isolating cells from animal tissues and expanding them in-vitro in a dish or a flask. It is currently the foremost tool in basic physiology research, as well as in the production of therapeutic

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18.02.2022
Cell culture, Life science

Pluripotent cell culture techniques

Stem cells have the potential to differentiate into various types of cells. They function as a repair system for the body. There are two types of stem cells present in the body; embryonic stem cells and adult stem cells. They

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primary cell culture
18.02.2022
3d cell culture, Life science, News

Different approaches for 3D primary cell culture model development

Primary cell cultures are ex-vivo cultures produced from cells that are freshly harvested from a multicellular organism. Generally, primary cell cultures are more representative of in-vivo tissues than immortalized cell lines (1). However culturing primary cells are not without its

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14.02.2022
Life science, News

Spheroids Vs. Organoids, How do you choose?

The terms spheroids and organoids are often used interchangeably. They are similar in many ways but also different in what they are made up of, and what they do. Depending on the type of data required from 3D culture, it

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07.02.2022
Life science, News, spheroids

Perfect 3D spheroids for cancer research with BIOFLOAT

Cancer research relies on cell based model systems to understand the growth and progression of tumors, and subsequently the discovery of new therapeutic drugs. Traditional monolayer cultures have been widely used in this regard due to its ability to generate

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07.02.2022
Life science

Smart Neurobiology with BIOFLOAT

The brain is composed of a complex 3D interconnected system of different cells and extracellular matrixes (ECM). To mimic its 3D organization in-vivo, in-vitro culturing presents a unique challenge. The culture conditions should mimic the appropriate microenvironment with topographical cues

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Induced pluripotent stem cells
01.02.2022
Life science

Induced pluripotent stem cells

Induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) are a pluripotent stem cell line that is produced directly from a somatic cell. The technology is based on the principle that somatic cells can be converted in to pluripotent stem ells, by the introduction

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