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Emulate in vivo conditions – introduce shear flow to your experiments with BioFlux system
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High-frequency Ultrasound System For Preclinical Imaging
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The Prospect T1 is an innovative high-frequency ultrasound system designed specifically for in vivo preclinical imaging...
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BioFlux offers a comprehensive solution for running both fundamental biology assays as well as anti-microbial compound screens. Life science research and drug discovery typically favor in vitro assays for cost-efficient screening and in vivo assays for data with higher physiological context. Recent innovations in live-cell imaging have begun to close this gap by offering the convenience, control, and throughput of well-plate based assays that approach the clinical relevance of an animal model. Fluxion Biosciences developed its well-plate microfluidics technology to emulate in vivo conditions in a well-plate assay format. The company’s BioFlux System incorporates this technology to offer live-cell imaging assays with controllable shear flow.
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With BioFlux System for live cell analysis under shear flow and IsoFlux System for circulating tumor cell analysis, Cell Microsystems turn power of benchtop cellular analysis with advanced tools to automate complex assays.
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