Cell Culture and Analysis

Three-dimensional (3D) cell culture models let cells interact in three dimensions rather than as a flat monolayer, so they can model human biology more closely than animal models or 2D in vitro assays. Demand for 3D culture consumables is supported by the shift toward New Approach Methodologies (NAMs), as regulators and public funders in the…

The global demand for biopharmaceuticals is expanding at a rapid pace, as they are more extensively accepted for the clinical treatment of a wide range of ailments. Unlike small molecule drugs, these biomolecule-based therapeutics, or biologics, are produced using living cells in two distinct phases, called upstream and downstream, which necessitates unique manufacturing processes collectively…

Live cell imaging has grown significantly as a key application of life science research. The ability to better understand cellular processes and dynamics through live imaging has opened the door to new discoveries and improved research and development of therapeutics and vaccines. Typically conducted in early-stage R&D, live cell imaging utilizes imaging technologies which allow…