The new RoboRocker from NextAdvance is designd for dynamic organoid and 3D cell culture. It can be placed inside a cell culture incubator, programmable tilts up to 30 degrees, and be possible to pause between tilts. Contact us for your specification applications and see how this new device can help your research projects.
The Luna FX7 Automated Cell Counter: A Powerful Tool for Cell Biology Research The Luna FX7 automated cell counter is a powerful new tool for cell biology research. It offers unmatched accuracy, high throughput, and a wide range of features that make it ideal for a variety of applications. The Luna FX7’s accuracy is unmatched…
A new model of Luna cell counter, BX7, accepts different counting slide format, and enable data management for clinical samples is available for faster accurate cell counting from Logos Biosystems. Find out more and listing price at this webpage https://www.wisbiomed.com/content/luna-bx7-automated-cell-counter-advance-package-lb-l90002
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The CryoCooler™ is a valuable tool to help preserve the integrity of frozen vials of cultured cells and tissue specimens during routine handling. The CryoCooler™ well contains an adsorbent pillow, which, once charged with liquid nitrogen, slowly releases liquid nitrogen vapors to keep samples in the well at temperatures below -130°C for up to four hours with…
Western Blot Automatic Processors Western blot is a protein analysis technique that is used to identify and quantify proteins in a sample. The process involves transferring proteins from a gel to a membrane, blocking the membrane with a solution that prevents non-specific binding of antibodies, and incubating the membrane with antibodies that are specific to…
Scientific Reports volume 15, Article number: 10320 (2025) Cite this article Airborne biological particles, such as pollen, fungi, bacteria, viruses, and plant or animal detritus, are known as bioaerosols. Understanding bioaerosols’ behavior, especially their reaction to pollutants and atmospheric conditions, is crucial for addressing environmental and health issues related to air quality. Such complex investigations can benefit from experiments in controlled…