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AACR Annual Meeting 2019
We are glad to participate in the Annual Meeting 2019 of the AACR (American Association for Cancer Research). This year the Meeting was held in Atlanta, Georgia from 29 Mar to 4 April. We were there to exchange ideas with both local and international researchers!...
Free Monoclonal Antibodies from OriGene
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OriGene Distributor Meeting 2019
Thank you OriGene Technologies for the invitation to the Distributor Meeting 2019! To celebrate the start of our cooperation, we are pleased to offer a series of promotion in the coming Summer time! Stay tuned and get the exclusive offer from us! Promotion Offer - 1st...
Journal article highlights: From iPSC to Neutrophil
The 2019 AACR (American Association for Cancer Research) Annual Meeting is approaching, in fact, it will be held on March 29-April 4 in Atlanta, USA,and you might consider attending this congress. There, you might find this article a good subject for discussion when...
PeproTech Super Bargain
PeproTech is now offering our researchers with a exciting promotion. Follow the simple 3-step below and you could enjoy PeproTech Recombinant Proteins at HKD$100. STEP 1 Purchase any recombinant protein at SIZE B or above STEP 2 Apply Promotion Code: LAP1901...
Neural Stem Cells in Developmental Research, Disease Modeling and Regenerative Medicine
Neurogenesis, or the process by which neural stem cells (NSCs) give rise to the neurons of the central nervous system (CNS), initially occurs during embryonic development, termed development or prenatal neurogenesis, and continues throughout adulthood, termed...
Leukemia Inhibitory Factor – A Complete Review on LIF
The History of Leukemia Therapy In the bone marrow or peripheral blood, the rare hematopoietic stem/progenitor cells become mature white blood cells after proliferation and differentiation and then continuously replenish the dead blood cells. If the proliferation and...
Immunologic Networks
Immune checkpoints are inhibitory regulators of the immune system that are crucial to maintaining self-tolerance, preventing autoimmunity, and controlling the duration and extent of immune responses in order to minimize collateral tissue damage. These immune...
PeproTech – Not Just Cytokines
Happy New Year! Let's kick off our prosperous 2019 with PeproTech! Do you know that feeling when you've got something good in your hands and you want everybody to know about it? Well, besides PeproTech cytokines, we have some products that you really need to check...
Event Summary – HKUMed 23rd Research Postgraduate Symposium
Last week we have successfully co-organized the 23rd Research Postgraduate Symposium with HKU LKS Faculty of Medicine. It is our pleasure to meet all the attendees, chat face to face and share the joy out of our daily hardwork routine! Below are some snapshots during...
Meet us at HKUMed 23rd Research Postgraduate Symposium
We will be attending the HKU LKS Faculty of Medicine 23rd Research Postgraduate Symposium on 5-6 December. We have prepared a lot of leaflets, brochures and souvenirs for you. Do come over and chat with us. LAB-A-PORTER is the First Runner-Up Prize Sponsor. See who...
Choosing the Best Secondary Antibody
Antibody-based assays or immunoassays represent a widely used, valuable tool in areas of basic research, bioprocessing, diagnostics and clinical applications. Although successful detection of the target protein relies on multiple parameters, it is well recognized that...
Chemical Transdifferentiation
Chapter 4: Chemical TransdifferentiationRegenerative medicine, which can replace lost or damaged cells in a variety of tissues and organs, requires sufficient amounts of the desired competent cells for transplantation. Such cells can be obtained by the reprogramming...
Chemically Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells (iPSCs)
Chapter 3: Chemically Induced Pluripotent Stem CellThe use of human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) in research and for therapeutic applications is a controversial issue due to a combination of religious, political and ethical considerations. This led researchers to...
Improving Reprogramming Efficiency
Chapter 2: Improving Reprogramming EfficiencyInduced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) hold several advantages over embryonic stem cells (ESCs), including avoiding the ethical issues involved with ESCs, the availability of an “endless” cells source and the ability to...
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