Cell Line QC Testing Archives
PBD BIOTECH - Diagnostic Kit assembly, logistics & distribution. As temperature controlled storage and logistics management experts, Cryoniss are perfectly placed to project manage your diagnostic kit assembly and distribution requirements. Working to GxP and licensed by the MHRA for Good Distribution Practice, our knowledge and experience of [...]
Cryoniss and the Vial of Destiny. A Great Sample Adventure: Why Sample Integrity is Vital for Experiment Success! Opening Credits: “You have chosen wisely.” Picture the scene: You're a scientist embarking on a thrilling experiment adventure. You've spent months and months carefully planning every last conceivable [...]
Announcing a World Class Cell Culture Collaboration between Cryoniss and Perfectus Biomed Cryoniss and Perfectus Biomed reveal a brand new, complete cell culture service offering. Cell banks cultured to exceptional quality and consistency, available when you need them most, with next day sample dispatch as standard. World [...]
Cell Lines: The Curse of the Contaminating Cell Line Henrietta Lacks was a historic figure in the field of cell biology. Her unfortunate death in 1951, lead to the isolation of the first immortalised cell line, HeLa. This cell line has since been used by researchers the [...]
Mycoplasma, the Trojan Horse of cell culture. Mycoplasma are the smallest free-living organisms and considered to be the simplest form of bacteria, from the class Mollicutes. The presence of Mycoplasma in cell culture has been well established, ever since researchers at John Hopkins identified these Mollicutes in [...]
1st class competitive QC testing service Having spent a large proportion of my career generating and validating reagents and QC testing for end-user assays, I have always been truly passionate about making sure scientists get the basics right before launching into the complicated science. Because of this [...]
Why is good aseptic technique important? Good aseptic technique is important as Cell lines pose a biosafety risk to the user, potentially harbouring pathogenic viruses, adventitious agents and genetically modified organisms. (GMOs). The Advisory Committee on Dangerous Pathogens (1995) Categorisation of Biological Agents According to Hazard and Category [...]
