A crucial step in your research is finding the right biospecimens for your study. Take a look at this handy guide to help you choose!
Blood Biospecimens 101: Making the Right Choice for Your Immune Cell Studies
Understanding ECM Remodelling in Full-Thickness Skin Grafts: Insights from Collagen Hybridising Peptide Staining
Using CHP staining, researchers observed active collagen turnover in grafts, indicating that the ECM was being actively remodelled.
Potent Neutralisation of Sars-CoV-2 Including Variants of Concern by Vaccines Presenting the Receptor-binding Domain Multivalently from Nanoscaffolds
RBD-SpyCatcher-mi3 vaccine construct could be a promising candidate for broad protection against SARS-CoV-2 variants, advocating for further clinical testing.
nanoCAR-T mRNA Service
Non-viral chimeric antigen receptor (CAR)-T cells are gaining attention for their cancer-killing ability with reduced side effects. Traditional CAR-T cell engineering relies on lentivirus, which causes random chromosomal integration, permanent CAR expression, and adverse effects from persistent immunologic stimulation. To
Using Collagen Hybridising Peptides to Improve IPF Diagnosis and Imaging
This study uses collagen hybridising peptides (CHPs) to bind specifically to denatured collagen and detect fibrosis.
Collagen Hybridising Peptides Conjugated to Water-Soluble Copolymers for Targeting Intratibial Osteosarcoma
This paper explores conjugating CHPs to water-soluble N-(2-hydroxypropyl)methacrylamide (HPMA) copolymers for tumor targeting and drug delivery.
FGF-Max: A Key Growth Factor in Organoid Culture
FGF-Max – a recombinant chimeric protein with features of both FGF-1 and FGF-2
Discovery Of PF-06928215 As A High-Affinity Inhibitor of cGAS Enabled by a Novel Fluorescence Polarisation Assay
ProSci’s Custom Antibody Services were used to develop a mouse monoclonal antibody against cGAMP in a recent study.
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Afamin/Wnt3a: A Key Growth Factor in Organoid Culture
Organoids are key 3-dimensional tissue structures and can be developed in many different types. When culturing organoids two growth factors are key to development, Wnt3a and FGF.