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Cytocentric Visionaries: Dr. David Gozal, MD – Part One
Cytocentric Visionaries: Dr. David Gozal, MD Part 1: COVID-19, ACE2, and the Circadian Clock Alicia Henn, PhD MBA, Chief Scientific Officer, BioSpherix David Gozal, MD, MBA, PhD (Hon) is the Marie M. and Harry L. Smith Endowed Chair and Chairperson of the Department...
Cytocentric Visionaries: David Lawrence
Cytocentric Visionaries: Dr. David Lawrence, University at Albany Inflammation and Oxidative Stress: Cell Conditions Matter, Even for CAR-T Dr. David A Lawrence is Professor and Chair of Environmental Health Sciences, at the School of Public...
Cytocentric Visionaries: Robert Elliott
Dr. Robert Elliott, MD PhD, is a Surgeon for Diseases and Cancer of the Breast. He is also Director of the Elliott Breast Cancer Research and Treatment Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana....
Controlling Relative Humidity
Relative Humidity in Xvivo System Incubators New Concepts and Practices with the Risk-based Approach We are all taught to do cell biology in room air conditions with room air CO2 incubators. This is technology that hasn’t changed in 60 years. We filled up...
Interviews with outstanding researchers that are changing, at a fundamental level, our understanding of the in vitro world.
Top 5 Cytocentric Publications of 2017
Top 5 Cytocentric Publications of 2017 With the first approvals of CAR-T, 2017 was a big year for cell-based research and therapies. Some scientific publications stood out from the rest as far as Cytocentric™ advancement. These...
Cytocentric Visionaries Sausan Jaber and Evan Bordt
Cytocentric Visionaries: Sausan Jaber and Evan Bordt Do You Know? Oxygen and the Sex of Your Cultured Cells Sausan Jaber and Evan Bordt are co-first-authors of a recent publication, “Sex differences in the mitochondrial bioenergetics of...
Cytocentric Visionary Jeffrey A Stuart
Cytocentric Visionary: Jeffrey A. Stuart, Brock University Oxygen: A Big Uncontrolled Variable in Cell Culture Dr. Jeffrey A. Stuart is an Associate Professor of Biological Sciences at Brock University in St. Catherine’s, Canada. Dr....
Getting Started in Immunometabolism p3
Getting Started in Immunometabolism Part Three: Literature Resources for Innate Immunity Discover a wide range of scientific research and papers on innate immunity below. Innate Immunometabolism Myeloid cells are subjected to highly variable...
Getting Started in Immunometabolism p2
Getting Started in Immunometabolism Part Two: Literature Resources for Adaptive Immunity Explore literature resources relating to adaptive immunity below. Lymphocytes – An Army Marches on Its Metabolism Lymphocytes migrate between wildly...
Getting Started in Immunometabolism
Getting Started in Immunometabolism Part One: Literature Resources for Progenitors and Tumor Immunity Immune cells use the well-known metabolic pathways of oxidative phosphorylation, glycolysis, and fatty acid oxidation to different...
Cytocentric Visionaries Tim Bushnell p2
Cytocentric Visionaries: Tim Bushnell Part Two: What are the Key Points for Reproducibility in Flow Cytometry? Layers of Variability Alicia Henn, PhD MBA Dr. Tim Bushnell is the Director of the Research Core Facilities at the University...
Cytocentric Visionaries Tim Bushnell p1
Cytocentric Visionaries: Tim Bushnell Part One: Do We Need to Think About The Cells’ Environment During Cell Sorts? Dr. Tim Bushnell is the Director of the Research Core Facilities at the University of Rochester Medical Center in...
GBSI Biopolicy Summit 2017
The GBSI BioPolicy Summit 2017 Changing Scientific Tools for Better Reproducibility The 2017 BioPolicy summit from the Global Biological Standards Institute, hosted in San Francisco, was focused on digital tools, technologies and...
Cytocentric Visionaries Elizabeth Iorns
Cytocentric Visionaries: Elizabeth Iorns Measuring Scientific Reproducibility: The Only Way to Check It Is to Run the Studies Elizabeth Iorns is a Co- Founder and CEO of Science Exchange, a scientific service provider network and...