32nd Joint Glycobiology Meeting
Glycans in health and disease September 19 & 20, 2022 – Utrecht, The Netherlands
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Cytokines arrays using InnoScan 20 bit scans for cytokine screening
Cytokines are small proteins produced by cells that regulate immune and inflammatory responses to various stimuli, including infection and cancer. Therefore, cytokine screening has significant value in clinical medicine as the cytokine pattern profile provide insight into disease processes that can be used to aid in diagnosis and treatment. The use of protein arrays for…
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International Forum on BioChips & BioChip Solution
Come and meet our team at BioCHIP. booth#1919.
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Antibody Arrays
Antibody arrays continue to grow in popularity. Know more about antibody microarrays in this Biocompare’s editorial in which our expert took part.
HOW PROTEIN ARRAYS IMPROVE CANCER THERAPEUTICS?
Cancer is a complex degenerative disease needing for rapid and precise diagnosis. Cancer disease is characterized by heterogeneous and changing phenotypes continuously progressing through different clinical stages. As a global approach, personalized medicine aims at integrating diagnosis with therapy. To do so, it is necessary to get as much information as possible about patient genetics…
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MEDICA 2021
Innopsys will attend to MEDICA 2021 show from November 15th to November 18th. Find us Hall 3.
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InnoScan scanners for scanning OGT’s CytoSure arrays available via Sysmex in Spain.
Innopsys is proud to announce the commercial partnering with Sysmex Spain for the commercialization of a full package including the CytoSure aCGH arrays and the InnoScan scanners. This collaboration takes place as part of a longtime patterning with Oxford Gene Technology, and corroborates the use of the InnoScan scanners as the first choice to scan…
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Mapix v9.0.0 released
Mapix software manages microarray image acquisition and analysis. Version 9.0.0 includes the gridding of rectangular and square features in addition to the classical circular spots. In order to address user’s requirements in the analysis of high density peptide arrays, Mapix is now able to manage global background calculation, based on an area defined by the…
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FLUORESCENCE IMAGING: WHAT IS IT?
The English physicist George Gabriel Stokes coined the term fluorescence in 1852. He observed blue light emitted by fluorite crystals (calcium fluoride) illuminated by ultraviolet light. Even if the emission was related to impurities in the crystals, the term ‘fluorite’ inspired Stokes to name this phenomenon. The biological and biomedical sciences use fluorescence physical…
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