Welcome to the Clone Picking Challenge
Are current selection and isolation techniques in cell line development too harsh for your cells?
Do you need higher viability and faster insights into transduction success?
Let’s change that!
We’ve developed a gentle and versatile platform for cell selection and isolation, and we believe it can make a difference in your work.
Precision and Care
Our platform ensures your cells are handled with the utmost gentleness, preserving their viability and integrity. This means higher quality samples and more reliable results for your experiments.
Wide-Ranging Versatility
It also meets the diverse needs of modern scientific inquiry by adapting to various research applications and multiple cell types. Whether your focus is on stem cells, immune cells, or other specialized types, our technology is designed to support and enhance your specific research goals.
Check out our latest webinar to see what it can do.
Now, we invite you to put our technology to the test!
- Gentle and Efficient: Experience a platform that treats your cells with care, improving viability and quality.
- Versatile Aplications: Suitable for a variety of research needs and cell types.
- No Cost: Participate in our challenge completely free of charge with no strings attached. The isolated cells are yours to keep.
- Register: Contact us by filling out the form below to discuss your research needs and how our platform can help.
- Test: Come to our lab in Boston, USA and conduct the experiments using our technology. No strings attached
NK Killing Assays
Natural killer (NK) cells are a class of cytotoxic cells that are part of the innate immune system. They provide a rapid response to virus infections, pathogens and can even fight cancer: watch them attack tumor cells in our ARRALYZE® glass well arrays.
Video shows target/tumor cells in green, NK cells in blue and dead cells in red. All cells are enclosed in ARRALYZE® glass wells with a top diameter of 90 µm. The time-lapse video is composed of images taken every three minutes for a total duration of 540 minutes. The wells contain different numbers and ratios of target and NK cells. It can be seen that the killing efficiency of these NK cells vary significantly. The section shown here is only one field-of-view - covering 16 wells at a time. In total the chip contained 8.100 wells. The experiment was conducted in collaboration with the Önfelt lab at KTH/Stockholm.
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