Introducing three valuable and interesting developments from a list of excellent publications!
As summer comes to an end and the signs of autumn are felt, we bring you the quarterly overview from Sophion users. The third quarter has also been a very busy period for the Sophion platform in ion channel research. Many themes are covered, including Nav, Kv, Cav, ligand-gated ion channels, neurological diseases, cancer, infectious diseases, safety pharmacology, as well as toxins and antidotes, so you are sure to find something that catches your eye. From an excellent list of publications, we would like to highlight three particularly valuable and interesting developments. *For more details on the articles, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more information.*
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Sophion Bioscience was founded by a passionate group of electrophysiologists with a common goal of providing objective patch clamp results quickly and accurately, independent of the experimenter's skill. We have grown from a small startup in Denmark to a global company, but our passion and commitment to providing high-performance patch clamp solutions remain unchanged. Through exceptional technical service and application support, we back our customers in achieving their goals. Additionally, with the continuous development of the QPatch and Qube platforms, we ensure uncompromising data quality in a user-friendly environment, from assay setup to data analysis.
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