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In view of the unprecedented uncertainty in patent law generated by counter-doctrinal Supreme Court decisions over the past decade or so and a cowed Federal Circuit relegated to...

Should the recent bill entitled the Patent Eligibility Restoration Act of 2023 (PERA) become law, it would override the existing jurisprudence and redefine which inventions are eligible...

In this article, Sphere Fluidics demonstrates how they perform rapid and efficient cell screening of IgG-secreting mammalian cells in order to isolate high-producing clones.

In this article, Sphere Fluidics demonstrates how its Cyto Mine instrument can conduct a high-throughput method for identifying rare antigen secreting cells from B cell repertoires and hybridoma fusions.

In this article, Sphere Fluidics showcases a method by which to screen and isolate high value rare cells that possess assured clonality.

In this article, Sphere Fluidics provides a brief introduction to the process of cell engineering in picodroplets.

In this article, Sphere Fluidics showcases a high-throughput method of effectively identifying and isolating rare cells that secrete antibodies.

In this article, Sphere Fluidics discusses the best practices for enhancing cell line development and how to implement them in research and development.

Uniform picoliter volume droplets, also known as picodroplets, can be utilized as 'test tubes' for high-throughput bioassays. The utilization of picodroplets allows for novel bioassays to be used, thus aiding biotherapeutic development, cell therapy, genome editing, and more.

With a decade of experience helping Duke community members as part of the Duke Office of Information Technology’s Service Desk, Sinisa Hamaric has a well-established approach to customer service. The