SU10 is a nanopipette-based tool for efficient and controlled delivery of material (such as CRISPR Cas9 complex, RNA, proteins) into the nucleus or cytoplasm of single cells in a highly automated manner. The CRISPR Cas9 complex can be delivered directly into the nucleus of a specific target cell in a minimally invasive manner through the utilized glass pipette in nanometer range (approx.100 nm).
Accelerating drug discovery with better oligos
Moving quickly and safely through Phase I/IIa trials is critical to successful drug development. The QPS Phase I research facilities feature more than 550 beds across six strategically located facilities on three continents. QPS is well known for its success in first-in-human clinical trials. All Phase I sites are staffed by expert clinical pharmacology teams that routinely conduct hundreds of phase I/IIa studies annually.
With over 30 years of experience developing and manufacturing ELISAs and ligand binding assays for commercial use, Mercodia has a profound understanding of product lifecycle management. To ensure that the assays we develop for drug development are reliable, accurate, and precise, we have product development procedures in place that cover all phases of the lifecycle from design, development, and validation to routine use.
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