A collection of novel research tools

We pride ourselves on our collaboration with many different institutes and organisations worldwide. In particular, the institutes who are pushing the boundaries of research tool production. It is these very collaborations that allows us to offer you such a vast range of novel and diverse research tools. Here are some examples of the unique research tools you can access through our portfolio.

Plasmax^TM is a cell culture medium designed to imitate the physiological profile of human plasma. This medium allows you to: grow your cell cultures in conditions that realistically mirror human physiological conditions, simplify your medium preparation process, and reduce inter- and intra- experimental variability. Read our case study below to uncover more about the future of cancer cell culture.

Assembled by the SGC-UNC, the Kinase Chemogenomic Set (KCGS) is a collection of a narrow spectrum of small molecule kinase inhibitors, created to study the biology of dark kinases. Dark kinases are understudied kinases due to difficulty in detection, little biological information obtained around them, and their medical potential being untested. KCGS is unparalleled in the study of dark kinases within the human genome, and the discovery of new molecular targets for drug discovery.

Recombinant antibodies are rapidly expanding in popularity. Providing benefits in flexibility and reproducibility, they are increasingly being used in a variety of cancer research areas.

Simplifying your search for a wide variety of cell lines to add to your portfolios can help save you time. Our portfolio includes cell lines from a vast global network of institutes, including the laboratories of Nobel Prize winner, Sir Peter Ratcliffe; Charles Janeway, the father of Innate Immunity; industry leader, Professor Irene Leigh; and leading institutes such as the University of Cambridge, Uppsala University, and A*STAR in Singapore.