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Cytocentric Visionaries Budd Tucker p2
Cytocentric Visionary: Budd Tucker, University of Iowa Part 2: Modularity is Key to Cell Therapy Process Flexibility Dr. Budd Tucker is the Stephen A. Wynn Associate Professor of Regenerative Ophthalmology at the Stephen A. Wynn...
Cytocentric Visionaries Budd Tucker p1
Cytocentric Visionary: Budd Tucker, University of Iowa With iPSC and CRISPR, Leave Nobody Behind, Leave Nobody Blind Dr. Budd Tucker is the Stephen A. Wynn Associate Professor of Regenerative Ophthalmology at the Stephen A. Wynn...
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...
Interviews with outstanding researchers that are changing, at a fundamental level, our understanding of the in vitro world.
Cytocentric Visionaries Roger Ronn p3
Cytocentric Visionaries: Roger Rönn Part Three: Why Don’t More Researchers Protect Cells from Reactive Oxygen Species in Culture? This is a five-part series of blog posts containing excerpts from an interview that Dr. Alicia Henn, Chief...
Cytocentric Visionaries Roger Ronn p2
Cytocentric Visionaries: Roger Rönn Part Two: Controlling Cellular Stress from Reactive Oxygen Species. This is a five-part series of blog posts containing excerpts from an interview that Dr. Alicia Henn, Chief Scientific Officer of BioSpherix,...
Cytocentric Visionaries – Roger Ronn p1
Cytocentric Visionaries: Roger Rönn Part One: The Detrimental Effects of High Intracellular Reactive Oxygen Species on Hematopoietic Stem Cells. This is a five-part series of blog posts containing excerpts from an interview that Dr. Alicia...
Cytocentric Visionaries
Cytocentric Visionaries We are initiating a series of blog posts featuring interviews with outstanding researchers that are changing, at a fundamental level, our understanding of the in vitro world. These researchers, in different countries and...
Compelling Evidence for Oxygen Control during Cord Blood Cell Handling
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...
The in vivo Relevance of Past Studies Performed in Room Air
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...
The Reproducibility Crisis and the CytoCentric Environment
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...
How Closed is a Functionally Closed System
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...
Cells Need Protocol
Cells Need Protocol There are many ways to use an incubator to grow cells. Many laboratories use the same incubator for many different protocols at the same time. In a perfect lab, the cells in each protocol would stay in their own...
Cells Need Dynamics
Cells Need Dynamics Learn the reasons dynamic oxygen controls matter in the article below. The cells in the two panels above are the same cultured K562 cells in photomicrographs taken hours apart – except that the cells aren’t really the same,...