High-throughput technology for microbial exploration and acquisition! You can view past presentations.
We are broadcasting the fifth installment of our webinar held on May 28, 2021. We invited the group leader from the Biomedical Research Division of the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology to give a lecture. A roundtable discussion with our representatives was also conducted. In addition, we have various webinars from the past available for viewing. Please take a look. 【Lecture Content】 ■Lecture 1: Introduction to Onchip products and applications ■Lecture 2: "High-throughput technology for microbial exploration and acquisition using water-in-oil (w/o) droplets" ■Discussion: Roundtable discussion between the research group leader and our representatives ■Date and Time: May 28, 2021 (Friday) from 16:00 to 17:00 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【World's First! Flow Cytometer/Cell Sorter Using Microfluidic Chips】 Our company has developed and commercialized a flow cytometer and cell sorter using microfluidic chips, leading the world in this technology. By mounting both devices on a disposable microfluidic chip in the fluid delivery system, we have eliminated the need for sheath tanks and waste tanks, achieving maintenance-free operation and compact design suitable for installation within safety cabinets. We have already sold approximately 50 units to major pharmaceutical companies, universities, and public research institutions. 【What is a Flow Cytometer?】 A flow cytometer is a device that rapidly flows microparticles, such as cells in a liquid, and irradiates them with laser light to measure the scattered light or fluorescence emitted by microparticles that have been pre-labeled with fluorescent substances. Those flow cytometers that have the capability to separate specific cells are referred to as cell sorters. Both are essential devices for cell research.