Videos and Webinars
Index
Exosomes
How to purify 96 samples in parallel
Introducing the Exo-spin 96 kit which can purify 96 samples in under 30 minutes. Learn more about our exosome purification kits here. Published: January 2021
How to isolate exosomes in less than 10 minutes
Julia Milliex explains how to isolate intact and pure exosomes with a very simple protocol requiring less than 10 minutes of hands-on time! Learn more about our exosome purification kits here. Published: August 2019
How to take control of exosomes purity
Julia Milliex explains how to use size exclusion chromatography (SEC) columns to collect exosome samples and guarantee the highest purity levels! Learn more about our exosome purification kits here. Published: March 2020
Webinar: Extracellular vesicles; their roles and potential utility in cancer
Prof Aled Clayton (Tissue Microenvironment Group (TMEG), Cardiff University) reviews how EVs play a crucial role in cancer and have potential therapeutic and diagnostic utility. Published: March 2019
Webinar: Extracellular vesicles as a minimally invasive diagnostic source and active metabolic machines
Prof Juan Manuel Falcon-Perez (CIC BioGUNE, Spain) speaks about using EV cargo as a source to elucidate non-invasive biomarkers, putting special emphasis on approaches that could accelerate translation of EV research into the clinic. EVs contain active enzymes that modify their environment and influence different pathophysiological processes. Published: July 2019
PODS® Sustained Release Growth Factors
What is the PODS® technology?
Dr Christian Pernstich explains the PODS® technology and its great potential for research and therapeutics. Learn more about our sustained release growth factors here. Published: September 2017
How to create gradients with PODS® sustained release growth factors
Watch a quick animation on how to create gradients with growth factors. Learn more about our sustained release growth factors here. Published: May 2017
ISSCR 2019: Recorded Presentation
Watch the full presentation – A novel sustained release growth factor technology for improved quality in stem cell differentiation and organoid culture. Learn more about the product range here. Published: September 2019
Webinar: Innovation in 3D cell culture: creating a customizable microenvironment to replicate in vivo properties of tissues
Dr Natasha Lewis (Cell Guidance Systems, UK) and Dr Dammy Olayanju (Manchester BIOGEL, UK) discuss how current 3D cell culture models are hindered by the inability of the cellular microenvironment to fully provide the molecular cues that contribute to the fully developed cellular phenotype in vivo. Presenting a novel apporach, PODS-PeptiGels, to overcome these limitations by offering a physiologically-relevant microenvironment. Published: May 2022
Webinar: PODS: Advanced Technology to Stabilize Proteins for In-Vivo Delivery
Dr Michael Jones (Cell Guidance Systems, CEO) discusses the challenges of working with proteins in-vivo and how PODS technology addresses this problem, by capturing fully folded protiens within microscopic protein crystals to provide a robust sustained release depot formulation. Concrete applications of PODS crystals, from implanted cell survival to cancer immunotherapy are discussed. Published: March 2023
PeptiGel® Synthetic Peptide Hydrogels
Webinar: How to Successfully Make the Switch to Synthetic Peptide Hydrogels
Professor Aline Miller (University of Manchester) and Sebastian Doherty-Boyd (University of Glasgow) discuss the difficulties in producing consistent cell culture results using traditional biomaterials, particularly animal-derived matrices with their inherent variability. They also discuss how to gain greater control over 2D and 3D cell culture with PeptiGels and cover specific examples of using PeptiGels to generate 3D tissue and disease models. Published: September 2023
Cytogenetics
Webinar: Karyotyping iPSCs for chromosomal abnormalities
Cell Guidance Systems’ Cytogenetics team give an overview of the technique of karyotyping and principles used to determine chromosomal patterns and therefore the genetic stability of the cells. They also describe the types of abnormalities that are routinely observed, explain which abnormalities are known to affect cell behaviour, and outline the current recommendations for quality assurance of genetic stability in iPSCs. Published: October 2022
Cell Counting
How to use Orangu™, a cell proliferation and toxicity assay
Learn more about the product here. Published: October 2019
Matrigen Softwell
Mechanical signaling in stem cell aging
How can the substrate influence stem cell fate? Dr Kevin Chalut, from the University of Cambridge, explains how hydrogel substrates with controlled stiffness can influence stem cell migration and differentiation. Learn more about the hydrogel product range here. Published: December 2019
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