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Bio 3D printers create tissue structures in 3D bioprinting by combining cells, biomaterials, and growth factors in a controlled manner. Extrusion-, inkjet-, and laser-based approaches differ in build speed, structural detail, and cell viability. Their primary role is modeling and basic research.
View product category →Thin layer chromatography separates components of complex samples on a stationary layer, commonly silica gel, aluminum oxide, or cellulose. Analytes travel different distances according to their affinity for the stationary and mobile phases, and resulting spot patterns can be visualized by UV light or specific staining methods.
View product category →In vivo imaging systems provide non-invasive visualization of living organisms for studying anatomical structures and molecular processes. Anatomical methods use physical tissue properties, while molecular imaging employs biomarkers detected through fluorescence or bioluminescence. Resolution, tissue penetration depth, and movement-related artifacts can limit imaging.
View product category →Cell Freezing Media support long-term cell storage by cryopreservation. Their specialized components reduce freezing stress and ice crystal formation to preserve cell viability, function, and integrity. Universal formulations are available for different cell lines, alongside specialized media for sensitive cells such as stem cells and primary cells.
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