It is a new and better way to grow and manipulate cells in vitro. It goes beyond the needs of people, to meet the needs of cells. You might say Cytocentric is a philosophy, and in some ways it is.
Over 30 years ago, our founder created the first device to control oxygen levels in an incubator, pioneering the science of optimal biosphere control for in vitro experimentation and cell culture processes.
Interviews with outstanding researchers that are changing, at a fundamental level, our understanding of the in vitro world.
Video interviews with outstanding researchers that are changing, at a fundamental level, our understanding of the in vitro world.
Jul 22, 2019 | Applications
Ophthalmology / Vision Below are a few ways scientists can perform vision research with BioSpherix’s cell equipment: simulate physiologic O2 levels in ocular tissue maintain multipotent properties of retinal progenitors control differentiation to desired ocular...Jul 22, 2019 | Applications
SARS-CoV-2 / COVID-19 Research Sincere thanks to the international community of scientists working to advance our understanding of SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19. We appreciate your contribution in the global fight toward developing treatments that will save lives...Jul 22, 2019 | Applications
Vascular Research The 2019 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine recognized scientific discovery of “how cells sense and adapt to oxygen availability”. In physiology, oxygen and other gaseous signaling molecules (CO2, NO, and CO) regulate vascular homeostasis by...Jul 22, 2019 | Applications
Tissue Engineering / 3D Culture / Organoid Below are some ways BioSpherix’s modular incubator chambers can be used in tissue engineering applications: optimize conditions for organ/tissue engineering simulate physiologic tissue O2 conditions model ischemic...Jul 22, 2019 | Applications
Sleep-Apnea Replicating sleep apnea research models with BioSpherix’s cell equipment is more achievable due to the ability to control oxygen. Since sleep apnea is linked to a multitude of health complications, interest continues to grow in using cell-based...
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