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Cell Labeling and Tracking The twenty-first century began with the completion of the human genome project and the dawn of proteomics and systems-biology. These emerging fields will attempt to understand how newly discovered proteins impact human physiology and disease. As researchers progress from molecular- and cellular-based studies to in vivo systems, innovative technologies are needed to allow multiple tracking of probes and multiple measurements of functional parameters in in vivo models. One arena of research that has emerged due to recent discoveries is the field of cellular transplantation. BioPAL has developed a number of innovative products to aid researchers locate, track, and quantify implanted cells in in vivo systems. Many of these products can be found nowhere else! To be directed to products designed for MRI applications, click one of the
following: Download
posters that were presented at the Circulating Tumor Cells
conference on the NIH campus - September 2009. These posters discuss the
use of iron-based USPIOs. To be directed to products designed for neutron activation applications, click
one of the following:
Cell Labeling and
Cell Tracking Service For more information, contact Dennis Vaccaro at BioPAL (508-770-1190) or Raphael Nir at SBH Sciences (508-650-6218, ext 214) SBH Sciences web-site is www.sbhsciences.com.
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