Simplest separation ever
1. Microbubbles mix with the sample.
2. Microbubbles capture target cells.
3. Target cells float to the surface for removal.
Rapid and easy cell isolation, and with no magnet required!
There are no magnets to purchase and store, and no harsh and variable forces.
Use with the downstream method of your choice: Culture, PCR, Flow Cytometry, etc.
Microbubbles quickly float to the top of any container, regardless of size or shape.
Buoyant forces offer a more gentle cell-separation approach.
Apply to join the Akadeum Microbubble Evaluation Program. We have a limited amount of product available for trial by users tired of the limitations of magnetic beads or who want to manipulate cells in a new way.
If selected, you will get early access to the most recent generation of our microbubbles, along with technical support.
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