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The polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) is firmly established as the method of choice for the detection of microbial agents in the areas of clinical, veterinary and agricultural diagnostics and food safety. The current pandemic has highlighted the critical importance of local, fast and specific testing for SARS-CoV-2. It should also act as a wake-up call for the threat posed by infectious diseases spreading because of climate change, increasing antibiotic resistance and the hazard of zoonotic transfer caused by human encroachment of animal habitats. We are working on new tests, protocol and reagents to achieve faster molecular diagnostic testing both for both laboratory based and POC applications. Our target of delivering a diagnostic test result within five minutes of sampling has the potential to lead to a paradigm shift in our approach to detecting and classifying microbial pathogens in preparation for the inevitable next pandemic

Here, Dr. Riglar will discuss ways that we are using synthetic biology to solve this problem, and our quest to develop non-invasive living engineered bacterial tools – smart probiotics – to help us understand and control the gut and gut microbiota.

We will introduce the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Center for Alzheimer’s and Related Dementias (CARD) long-read sequencing initiative, which will generate a new genetic resource for Alzheimer’s and related dementias from thousands of human brain samples.

Co-targeting of two receptors or ligands that are involved in modulating a patient’s immune system via a single molecular format provides advantages over the co-administration of two biologics.

Co-targeting of two receptors or ligands that are involved in modulating a patient’s immune system via a single molecular format provides advantages over the co-administration of two biologics.

Discover two workflows that incorporate the latest technologies to make your daily routine in the lab easier.

In this webinar, Professor Marius Wernig from Stanford University and Dr. Mark Kotter, CEO and founder of bit.bio offer an expert discussion on the pioneering research of cell reprogramming.

When it comes to lab efficiency and compliance: it’s all about the basics and the basics of any modern lab are digital. This means choosing the right software tools to ensure data integrity while increasing efficiency and guaranteeing compliance. Your balances and tools have to support the right applications (e.g. weighing, pipette checks) and be open to managing information about third party instruments. Also, to minimize qualification efforts, novel software tools need to be modular. Modularity ensures that users can expand and update software capabilities without affecting the functionalities of separate modules. To discover how novel digital solutions can eliminate manual data management steps when it comes to your balances, resulting in increased lab efficiency while ensuring compliance, sign up now!

bit.bio’s first-of-its-kind precision cellular reprogramming technology, opti-ox™, addresses the limitations of lot consistency, cell definition and scalability by controlling the precise expression of cell-fate determining genetic factors.

Bio-Techne has extensive experience in and offers a strong and diverse portfolio for the generation, maintenance and characterization of organoids and other 3D culture systems such as spheroids.