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. Watch now: https://t.co/9NY3D7vUZS #FridayFeeling https://t.co/MpcCaZ1tvX
09-03-2017
On February 23rd the Inaugural Physiological Oxygen Workshop and Educational Initiative which Baker helped to pioneer, was held at King's College London.
21-01-2016
In this video, Prof. Nicholas Forsyth, Associate Director of the Institute of Science and Technology at Keele University in the UK, discusses how the use of a hypoxia workstation helped his team to develop a more efficient method of expanding mesenchymal stem cells for potential therapeutic use.
09-11-2015
When working with cells that require a low-oxygen atmosphere to thrive, it is important to create a continuously controlled environment to avoid oxidative stress.
25-03-2015
23-03-2015
Please join us this Thursday for a free web brief on CO2 incubator humidity control technologies, produced by our friends at Mary Ann Liebert (publishers of Stem Cells and Development).
26-11-2014
Cell and translational research often involves complex incubations and manipulations that require precise physiological low-oxygen conditions. For these specialized applications, a hypoxia workstation provides a continuous, controlled environment.
30-10-2014
For cell culture applications that require the use of a controlled atmosphere to provide low-oxygen conditions, a media conditioning system can help improve laboratory productivity by quickly reducing the dissolved oxygen content of your culture media to the level your work requires.
07-10-2014
In cell culture, creating the optimal environment for your work is everything.
02-12-2013
The fundamentals for a good research model not only includes the environment under which cells are contained, but also the media in which cells are grown.
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