Cell Signaling – Products

Proteomics provides crucial insights into cell signaling and disease mechanisms for biomedical and clinical research. Nevertheless, traditional LC-MS/MS methods have limitations in sensitivity, reproducibility and scalability within proteomics applications.

As a global leading supplier of high-quality recombinant cytokines, Sino Biological offers a comprehensive guide to choosing high-quality cytokines based on applications.

Agilent Technologies Inc. announced that it will highlight new cell analysis, genomics, digital pathology and companion diagnostics solutions at the American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting, held April 14-19, 2023, in Orlando, Florida.

AMSBIO offers a wide range of small molecules to provide scientists with targeted tools to direct cell fates, making them crucial in areas including regenerative medicine and cancer research.

Leica Microsystems and Cell Signaling Technology (CST) have announced a partnership to validate CST antibodies on the Cell DIVE multiplexed imaging solution.

AMSBIO reports how researchers at the Washington University School of Medicine (St. Louis, USA) have used their 10E4 Heparan Sulfate (HS) antibody in pioneering obesity research to quantify the role of HS in the process of intercellular mitochondria transfer to macrophages.

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Then the CLARIOstar Plus is perfect for you! This multi-mode microplate reader combines flexibility with the best sensitivity of its class – the ideal reader for assay development and cell-based assays. It comes equipped with our patented LVF Monochromators™, highly sensitive filters, and an ultra-fast spectrometer.

Download this info kit to discover solutions that can analyze compounds with positive or negative polarity and provide easy-to-use kits for a variety of protein workflows.

Turbine has announced that it has appointed Dr. Mark Velleca as Chair of the Board of Directors. The company also announced that Professor Gordon Mills and Dr. Klaus Hoeflich have joined its Scientific Advisory Board (SAB).