Cellected and Stem Genomics are collaborating to help provideiPSC researchers with a solution for iPSCs with genomic abnormalities Patricia Baptista, Stem Genomics Sales & Marketing Director said: “Working closely with Cellected and its RESCUE service makes so much sense for our clients.” “We are seeing rapid growth in our iCS-digitalTM PSC service – but as…
Cellected is at ELRIG with a poster (#226) on its novel cryopreservation method for enhanced iPSC reproducibility. SEED & GO minimises the variability associated with conventional iPSC clump passaging methods – and generates extremely uniform iPSC cell banks with reduced vial-to-vial differences. Cellected’s proprietary SEED & GO service offers iPSC scientists improved and more efficient…
Cellected will be at the ISSCR Annual Meeting in Hamburg from 10th to 13th July. We have a poster (# 263) on 11th July from 3.45pm to 4.45pm in the ‘Disease Modelling & Drug Discovery’ track (DMDD) relating to our novel “SEED & GO” and “RESCUE” services. The official title of the poster is: “263:…
If you missed Dr Richards webinar on genomic stability in iPSCs on 12 June, then you can access it now via this URL: https://www.aicompanies.com/education-training/webinars/addressing-the-issue-of-genomic-stability-in-ipscs-new-approach-for-restoring-cell-lines/ This webinar covers a number of points relating to iPSCs, including the rapid, cost effective QC / characterisation of iPSCs as well as well as 2 examples of rescuing iPSC lines…
Join Cellected’s CEO – Dr Claire Richards – on 12 June at 4pm (UK – BST) when she gives a webinar entitled: “Addressing the issue of genomic stability in iPSCS: a new approach for restoring cell lines“ Please register for this webinar by clicking on the link below: https://xtalks.com/webinars/addressing-the-issue-of-genomic-stability-in-ipscs-new-approach-for-restoring-cell-lines/ Learn how your precious – and…
Cellected is launching its new website – in parallel with launching three new, specialist services for iPSC research. As a number of journal publications make clear – and as recently underlined in the ISSCR Standards document – it is critically important for iPSC researchers to review regularly the quality and stability of their iPSC cultures.…