Speed Time to Results by Incorporating Flow Cytometry into the CRISPR‑Cas9 Gene Editing Workflow
The power to edit a gene is the power to change its function, and with it the biology of a cell. From generating novel cell lines and better animal models for the discovery and preclinical phases of therapeutic research to actually creating a therapeutic itself, CRISPR gene editing is allowing science to advance rapidly. See how enrichment and cell sorting can help generate edited cells faster and more reliably.
BrdU in Adult Neurogenesis Research
In this podcast, you will learn about the history of bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU) and how it was established as a popular tool for neurogenesis research. Gain insight into the latest BrdU-related findings and get five practical tips for controlling your BrdU labeling experiments.
Understanding the Eukaryotic Cell Cycle
The eukaryotic cell cycle is an evolutionarily conserved process that results in the replication of cells. Read this mini review to better understand the eukaryotic cell cycle and get an overview of common molecular techniques used to evaluate proliferating cells.
Assessing Cell Health: Necroptosis
In this fourth and final part of the series on assessing the health of your cells, we review the different stages of necroptosis, see how it differs from apoptosis, and learn about the various methods of assessing cellular necroptosis.
The ZE5™ Cell Analyzer: Designed by Users for Users
Bio-Rad’s new ZE5 Cell Analyzer is a game-changing cell analyzer that was designed with direct input from scientists and flow core labs. Karen Helm runs the flow core facility at the University of Colorado Cancer Center and was one of the experts consulted. See how ZE5 is helping her flow core users do better science.
Take Control of Your Flow Cytometry
Recommended for researchers with limited experience of flow cytometry.
Assessing Cell Health: Autophagy
Part III of our cell health series describes the three main autophagy mechanisms and reviews the various methods for assessing macroautophagy and autophagic flux in cells.
Monocytes — a Mini Review
Monocytes play key roles in mediating innate and adaptive immune responses. Here is an overview of the types, functions, process of recruitment, and the role of monocytes in disease.
