#TuesdayNewsday Hear from experts in the field of precision cell culture on why it is imperative to perform cell research in physiologically relevant oxygen levels encountered in vivo. https://t.co/KTLh8bhLLo https://t.co/VCnG9G1UJY
25-11-2019
The celebrations continue as users get up close with the InvivO2 Physiological Workstation, used for hypoxia research by one of the recent Noble Prize recipients in Physiology or Medicine, Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe.
25-11-2019
Director of Scientific Applications, Krista Rantanen Ph.D. presented “Physiological Oxygen in Life Science Research
25-11-2019
Kara Held, Ph.D., Baker's science director, presented her findings from the latest instalment of "BSC MythBusters, Can 2+ people Work in a BSC Safely?
02-11-2019
Metal fingerprinting in coronary heart disease for better diagnosis and treatment using a special oxygen-controlled workstation from Baker Ruskinn!
07-10-2019
William G. Kaelin Jr, Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe and Gregg L. Semenza have been joinly awarded The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2019 "for their discoveries of how cells sense and adapt to oxygen availability." Announced Monday October 7 at 11.30 GMT.
30-09-2019
On September 23, 2019 USP issued a notice of intent to revise from their Compounding, Chemical Medicines Monographs 4 expert committee.
30-09-2019
Current advances in understanding hypoxia responses by Krista Rantanen, Ph.D.
23-09-2019
The 5th in our series of workshops - a day for those interested in Physiological Normoxia for Cell Culture.
13-09-2019
Baker’s portfolio of contamination control solutions can be found within many industries, for a wide variety of applications in research and clinical care. Explore the SafeGARD solutions brochure and consult your biosafety professional to understand what is right for you and your application.
13-09-2019
Not all disinfectants are appropriate for all microorganisms you'd like to kill, and the same goes for the surface they are applied to. Here's a handy chart of commonly used cleaners and their compatibility with 304 and 316 Stainless Steel. As a rule of thumb, all chemicals rated B-D if used, should be followed up with a sterile rinse of a Category A chemical such as sterile water or alcohol to protect your steel.
25-03-2019
Krista Rantanen, Ph.D., Baker's Director of Scientific Applications presenting in Rome.
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