May 27, 2015 | blog, Cytocentric, Cytocentric-Blog
Cells Need Physiologic Simulation In a typical incubator, cells experience controlled temperature and carbon dioxide levels. However, as we saw in the post on how cell environments benefit from a closed work space, cells can be out of optimum for long periods of time...
May 26, 2015 | blog, Cytocentric, Cytocentric-Blog
Cells Need Full Time Optimization Read our post below to learn more about how cell environments benefit from a closed work space. From a cell’s point of view in passive culture, at any one time it lives in one of four environments or states: 1. Incubation 2. Manual...
May 12, 2015 | blog, Cytocentric, Cytocentric-Blog
Cells Need Full Time Protection The best environment for in vitro cell growth is also a favorable environment for microbial growth. Peoplecentric work environments include hoods, waterbaths and incubators that open into room air. In all of these spaces, cells and...
May 8, 2015 | blog, Cytocentric, Cytocentric-Blog
Cytocentric™ What does it mean? Cy·to·cen·tric, adj. 1. Taking the cells’ point of view in the laboratory and putting their needs first. Antonym. Peoplecentric. Taking a person’s point of view in the laboratory and putting their needs first. Continue reading...
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