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3D Bio-Tissues Research With Us
As part of the CytoBoost launch, 3D Bio-Tissues introduces their ‘Research With Us’ programme! Contact us to receive free CytoBoost samples!
FGF-Max: A Key Growth Factor in Organoid Culture
FGF-Max – a recombinant chimeric protein with features of both FGF-1 and FGF-2
What are the Differences Between Organoids and Spheroids?
In general, there are two major differences: nature of the driving force for development and length of time 3D cultures can be maintained.
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.
Organoids vs Spheroids: 3 important differences
A panel of experts has revisited the concept of an organoid & introduced an intuitive classification system & terminology for describing 3D structures.
3 Techniques and 3 Tips to Take High-Quality Microscopy Pictures of Primary Cells
When it comes to primary cell culture, a picture is worth a thousand words. Follow these tips from ScienCell to get quality microscopy images.
Future Fields’ Fly-Based Growth Factors Earn Sustainable ACT Label from My Green Lab
Future Fields’ serum-free growth factors have achieved the ACT Environmental Impact Factor Label from My Green Lab.
CELLvo Cells from StemBioSys
CELLvo™ cells from StemBioSys are the only cells isolated and expanded using StemBioSys’s CELLvo™ Matrix technology. By isolating cells on a cell-derived extracellular matrix (ECM), StemBiosys are able to preserve more natural phenotypes. Cells are always isolated from the best
CELLvo™ Matrix Plus from StemBioSys
CELLvo™ Matrix Plus from StemBioSys is the next generation of CELLvo™ Matrix technology. Proudly distributed in the UK and Europe by Caltag Medsystems, CELLvo™ matrices are the only substrates that aim to recapitulate the biochemical, structural and mechanical cues of