Over the last 20 years, Cisbio has become a leading Life Sciences company which develops, manufactures, and markets high quality kits and reagents for the drug discovery and life science markets used by pharmaceutical, biotechnology, academia and contract research organizations across the globe.
A group of scientists at the Center for Molecular Medicine of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (CeMM) have developed a new microscopy technique for blood cells that saves time, money, and, most importantly, is already helping to uncover new immunotherapy treatments for cancer.
The nanotech world just witnessed a revolution. For the first time in history, scientists at the University of South Carolina’s Center for Environmental NanoScience and Risk (CENR) and PerkinElmer have precisely quantified the uptake of metal nanoparticles by individual cells.
Researchers have developed an optimized and validated routine method for collecting stool samples to extract DNA for the first time. The method uses PerkinElmer's chemagic MSM I extraction instrument and is expected to accelerate microbiome research.
Research at Institut Pasteur de Lille using PerkinElmer’s Opera® High-Content Screening System and Acapella® Image Analysis Software contributes substantial new information to our understanding of M. tuberculosis.
Scientists at UCLA's David Geffen School of Medicine are working with bioluminescent, fluorescent, and positron emission tomography (PET) technologies to reduce infections in post-surgical orthopedic patients as well as fight against metabolic cancer.
Since its introduction in the early 1990s to today, 3-dimensional (3D) imaging still remains a “buzz” word that sounds a bit mysterious.
Cancer researchers are uncovering new insights using our Phenoptics™ Quantitative Pathology Research Solutions. In an ovarian cancer case study, Dr. Feldman uses this instrumentation to modernize pathology.
Cancer researchers are uncovering new insights using our Phenoptics™ Quantitative Pathology Research Solutions. In a lymphoma cancer case study, Dr. Rodig uses the instrumentation to gain insight into tumor pathogenesis.
Cancer researchers are uncovering new insights using our Phenoptics™ Quantitative Pathology Research Solutions. In a lung cancer case study, Dr. Rimm uses this instrumentation to evaluate tumor infiltrating lymphocytes.