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Cells isolated with Akadeum’s Human T Cell Leukopak Isolation Kit – GMP are readily transferred bag-to-flask, to any ScaleReady G-Rex® system. Akadeum is a partner in the ScaleReady G-Rex® Grant Program and in this video you can learn how to leverage a closed system in-bag workflow through activation and expansion in your G-Rex® system.
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You can leverage your Thermo Fisher Rotea® for a closed-system workflow starting with in-bag cell separation with Akadeum’s Human T Cell Leukopak Isolation Kit – GMP, followed by harvest into another bag via the Rotea®. Learn how in this video.
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In this video, learn how you can implement a manual, scalable, in-bag cell separation workflow with Akadeum’s Human T Cell Leukopak Isolation Kit – GMP, and eliminate the need for instrumentation or capital equipment expenditures. Cell isolation – anywhere, any scale, any starting material.
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Take a deeper dive into the Alerion™ and the BioRise™ consumable with our Senior Director of R&D, Dr. Bill Lloyd. Bill shows you how to scale up your cell isolations simply, quickly, and gently.
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Explore the components of the Alerion™ Microbubble Cell Separation System in this minute and a half video, and learn how the components help scale up your cell therapy workflows.
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Our Human T Cell Activation and Expansion Kit is now available for research use. This video will walk you through the protocol’s simple steps that can scale for your workflows. This kit is designed to isolate, activate, or expand T cells from PBMC or apheresis material.
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Akadeum’s microbubbles represent a breakthrough in process improvement for CAR-T / TCR & other cell therapy processes.
Saliva presents an excellent option for non-invasive, self-collected samples for diagnostic testing. Research has established that saliva can be used to quantifiably measure analytes in a way that is predictive of disease presentation, though technical hurdles have prevented efficient and cost-effective scaling that would allow widespread adoption of saliva testing. Realization of the full potential of saliva testing has been impeded by the inherent limitation of magnetic technologies, especially with …
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Working with Microbubbles: Aspiration Best Practices For the most effective microbubble removal, vacuum aspiration is recommended. Here we are using a glass Pasteur pipette to aspirate the microbubble layer. Insert the pipette, bringing it down along the side wall. Aim for the top edge of the microbubble layer where it meets the side of the vial. Carefully vacuum away the microbubble layer, moving the pipette tip around the side wall …