Jul 30, 2015 | blog, Cytocentric, Cytocentric-Blog
Compelling Evidence For Oxygen Control During Cord Blood Cell Handling Learn why oxygen control matters for cord blood cells in our post below. We are continuing our discussion of a recent paper in Cell (paywalled) [1] from the Broxmeyer group at Indiana University in...
Jul 24, 2015 | blog, Cytocentric, Cytocentric-Blog
The in vivo Relevance of Past Studies Performed in Room Air A recent paper in Cell (paywalled) from the Broxmeyer group at Indiana University coined the term extraphysiologic shock/stress (EPHOSS) to describe a distinct negative effect of exposure to room air on...
Jul 17, 2015 | blog, Cytocentric, Cytocentric-Blog
The Reproducibility Crisis and the CytoCentric Environment There has been a lot of public attention directed at scientific reproducibility, most recently in articles in PLOS Biology, and in the Washington Post. A National Academy of Sciences workshop, and a University...
Jul 7, 2015 | blog, Cytocentric, Cytocentric-Blog
How “Closed” is a Functionally Closed System? Open. Closed. Functionally Closed. What do these terms mean in bioprocessing? Learn about the purpose of functionally closed systems in bioprocessing below. Clear definitions were published in a classic BioPharm...
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