Subculturing, also known as passaging, involves transferring a portion of the cell population to a new culture vessel with fresh media. This process allows cells to continue growing and prevents ...

“Without a good cell line, you are never going to have a good process, but the importance of the cell culture media cannot be underestimated,” Fletcher explains. A cell culture medium provides ...

Viral contamination in cell cultures poses significant challenges, particularly due to the necessity for complex detection ...

Culture Biosciences, a leader in cloud-based biomanufacturing, announced the launch of Stratyx™ 250, the first mobile, ...

A process development scientist might be responsible for developing a cell culture process for the manufacture of viruses or proteins that are used in the production of vaccines. Once a new product ...

Cell culture is a vital tool that enables scientists to grow cells in a controlled, artificial environment. Using these techniques, researchers can explore biological phenomena, including cellular ...

A cell culture is defined as the distribution of cells in an artificial environment (in vitro). Furthermore, this artificial environment is composed of all the necessary nutrients such as ideal ...

Automate the entire cell culture process to improve workflows and make assays more reliable and reproducible. The CellXpress.ai™ Automated Cell Culture System is an AI-driven cell culture innovation ...

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component of photobleaching of fluorescent proteins during live-cell imaging and that this undesirable photochemical process might be minimized by removing the components of the imaging medium ...

A consortium of Austrian research groups from the University of Vienna, MedUni Vienna and Technikum Wien, together with ...

“Biopharma’s push for process intensification, like high-density cell cultures and continuous production, is raising the bar for what culture media need to deliver. Traditional media, designed for ...