8 capillaries in parallel which can be coated with a protein or seeded with cells or microbes and subsequent study of drug interaction

Inish Analyser | Automated cell counting and viability | Microfluidic Pumps | Microfluidic Chips | Recirculating Pumps | Pressure Pumps

Single-cell Analysis | Compatible with a wide variety of cell samples | microfluidic channel | Impedance Spectroscopy

Automated Cell Counting | Label-free | Single-cell Analysis | High-throughput | Fast Set-up & Analysis | Impedance Spectroscopy |

Automated Cell Counting | electrical impedance sensors or image-based analysis | Single-cell Analysis | Impedance Spectroscopy

Problems with determining Transfection Efficiencies | open-membranes | Gating Populations | Gene Therapy |

The Inish Analyser counts cells, quantifies cell viability and can even predict transfection efficiencies

Inish Analyser | Label free cell analysis | Quality Control of Laboratory Instruments | Inish Analyser Calibration Kit - How does it work?

Simple analysis of Cell Lines for R&D applications | Why are Cell Lines Important in Research?| Jurkat T-cell Lines | Assessing Cell Quality

Good quality cells for Single Cell Sequencing | Single Cell Sequencing Technology | Single Cell Sequencing Applications |

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How to maintain quality control in CAR-T Cells Manufacturing | How to analyse CAR-T cells | Get the most out of the experiments

Stem Cells | Types of stem cells | Applications of the stem cells | Cell based therapies | Importance of quality control for stem cells

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I sat down recently with our CEO, Vivienne Williams, to ask what are Cellix’s plans for the future and why are we so excited for BIO Interna