Sophion partners with Genedata, the leading provider of enterprise software solutions for biopharmaceutical R&D, to enable standardized integration between Sophion APC platforms and Genedata Screener.
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Challenging CRAC channel assays recorded on Sophion’s platforms and without any use of seal enhancers
New poster presents different depletion strategies for activation of CRAC channel current on QPatch and (Qube).
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New QPatch and Qube 384 publications in first half of 2022
Sophion automated patch clamp users have been publishing 28 publications in Q1 and 17 in Q2
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Sophion-authored paper addresses the challenge of safety pharmacology in the elderly
A call to arms for action on the challenge of an aging population and the lack of safety assessment in medicines for this growing demographic.
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Latest advances in stem cell recordings on APC reviewed
An extensive review in Frontiers co-authored by Sophion Bioscience and the University of Göttingen highlights big strides in our understanding of ion channels.
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Successful hERG recordings at 22°C and 35°C on QPatch II
New application report highlights the importance of temperature on the activity and pharmacology of hERG
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Did you miss our second webinar on APC and iPSC from last week?
To watch the May 19th webinar, click here
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Collaborative paper on antibodies neutralizing cobratoxin published by the University of Toronto, Technical University of Denmark and Sophion Bioscience
The power of phage display used to discover antibodies to neutralize snake toxins, is creating a new generation of engineered, tailored antivenom to treat snakebite.
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New webinar coming up
Join us for yet another webinar on Automated Patch Clamp and iPSC. This time with focus on cellular, molecular and electrophysiological characterization of CDKL5 deficiency disorder in iPSC-derived neurons.
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Large Molecules: New application report focus on Wnt signaling pathway activation
A new application report highlights the possibility to obtain automated patch clamp (APC) ion channel recordings modulated by the fragile and scarce Wnt proteins. Wnt 9B, 5A and 10B, were all shown to activate ion channel currents in PC3 cells.
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Large molecule characterization using automated patch clamp
Screening and characterizing large molecules on automated patch clamp is the key to ensuring an efficient drug discovery process.
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Did you miss last weeks' webinar "APC and iPSC?
In case you missed the webinar on 15th March, you can watch it here
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20 new publications on QPatch or Qube
First publication from Yale; more venom toxin research from University of Queensland; Qube stem cell studies taking off