Cell adhesion assays are used to quantitate attachment and analyze the molecular mechanisms for extracellular matrix adhesion, cell migration and sensitivity to inhibitors. Find the best cell adhesion assay equipment in our peer-reviewed product directory: compare products, check customer reviews and receive pricing direct from manufacturers.
Virtual tissues services for biomedical research features high fidelity tissue simulation and modelling to grow virtual tissue from a single cell, giving unprecedented insight into lineage commitment phenomena of stem cells with insight into signalling pathways and detailed gene regulatory networks.With Endogenics complementing traditional techniques, researchers can simulate human cell development and tissue organization and…
Gibco Geltrex Matrix is a soluble form of reduced growth factor (RGF) basement membrane extract (BME) purified from murine Engelbreth-Holm-Swarm tumor
Sensitive DNA damage assessment Very low compound requirement Rapid turnaround, ideal for screening Reliable testing by genetic toxicology experts Assay Principles The Comet assay, also called single cell gel electrophoresis, is a technique used for the sensitive detection of DNA damage in individual cells following exposure to a test compound. Electrophoresis is performed on exposed cells that have been embedded i…
Nano BioDiscovery provides a comprehensive line of services for a wide range of proteins, including: • Custom protein array printing • Complete assay development and analysis • Protein profiling services • Technology transfer Each contract service project begins with the client specifying their proteins of interest. NanoInk’s dedicated Contract Research Organization then works in close consultation with the customer to design…
Assays for methylases, acetylases, phosphorylases and other modifying enzymes involved in histone and chromatin modulation are developed and optimized by RapidFire scientists for primary and secondary screens. Although histone modifying enzymes can be difficult to analyze by traditional methods, label-free RapidFire technology is well suited to this novel and emerging class of targets.
