Surfaces include 96-well plates
coated Extracellular Matrix proteins for cell culture. Kits include Oris and OrisPro cell migration and invasion assays.
We stock gold-coated substrates for scientific applications. Custom solutions include metal deposition, surface patterning, surface characterization.
Convenient, ready-to-use
substrates for Advanced Microscopy (AFM, STM, SEM) and Spectroscopy (IR, Raman, SPR).
Advanced surfaces of liquid crystal (LC) enable new products for chemical detection and monitoring in the workplace. Learn more about LC-based dosimeters, monitors and detectors for Industrial Hygiene Applications at...
Have a special project in mind? We can help! Our team has extensive experience creating complex surfaces for applications in cell culture, nanotechnology, electrochemistry, and chemical and biological sensors.
Learn MoreNanotechnology is a rapidly growing area of research and development (R&D) focussing on materials and structures with sub-microscale dimensions. The nanoscale can be difficult to visualize given that is a couple of orders of magnitude below anything that is visible with the human eye.
Cell migration is an extremely complex phenomenon. A motile single cell, or multicell aggregate, that penetrates through the extracellular matrix of neighboring tissues can be described as invasive. Cells grouped into coherent sheets, strands, or tubes may undergo a form of collective cell migration governed by tight intercellular connections. The former mechanism is characteristic of metastatic growth, while the latter is associated with wound healing. How can seemingly similar cellular mechanisms result in such dramatically different outcomes?
Lu et al. from UC San Diego found SARS-CoV-2 N-protein undergoes phase separation with the M-protein and RNA, and that this behavior is likely involved in viral RNA packaging during virion development. https://lnkd.in/d7eNYKr
Interesting!!! Amazing cell migration movies https://twitter.com/askennard/status/1291409120478638080
