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Apr 2, 2019
Next-Generation Biological Models: Revolutionizing Cancer Research
In ATCC's latest short documentary film, “Next-Generation Biological Models: Revolutionizing Cancer Research,” they focus on the Human Cancer Models Initiative (HCMI), a groundbreaking international research collaboration to transform cancer research and therapeutic development.
Mar 18, 2019
New Chemogenetic tools for Neuroscience Research
Recently, Tocris announced the release of some new Chemogenetic tools for Neuroscience research - PSEMs, pharmacologically selective effector molecules.
Aug 7, 2018
A new partnership with Polyplus Transfection SA
We are very pleased to announce that Polyplus-transfection® SA, has trusted In Vitro Technologies as their new exclusive distributor in Australia and New Zealand.
Located close to the University of Strasbourg in France, Polyplus-transfection® SA is a biotechnology company that develops and sells innovative, high efficiency transfection reagents for the delivery of nucleic acids in research, bioproduction and therapeutics.
