Unraveling gene expression patterns in pediatric germ cell tumors: a nanopore sequencing approach

Oxford Nanopore makes a novel generation of DNA/RNA sequencing technology that provides rich data, is fast, accessible and easy to use. Our goal is to disrupt the way that biological analyses are currently performed, and open up new applications that have a profound, positive impact on society.

The pocket-sized MinION is a powerful and portable sequencing device that can deliver high volumes of long read sequence data. The benchtop GridION can run up to five MinION Flow Cells at a time, on-demand, for larger genomics projects. PromethION is the largest format for nanopore sequencing, designed to offer on-demand use of up to 48 Flow Cells - capable of delivering more than 10 Tb of sequence data in a full run, and is now being used in population-scale sequencing projects. The palm sized PromethION 2 makes high-output nanopore sequencing broadly accessible

4bases is a Swiss based company with production facility in Italy. It was launched in 2013 to address increasing medical needs in the fields of prevention and precision medicine. 4bases is ISO13485:2016 certified company and works according to the European directive on in vitro diagnostic medical devices (CE – IVD).

Since 1956 - for more than 60 years - HERMLE centrifuges are being sold to all parts of the world. Once a division of Berthold Hermle AG in Gosheim, HERMLE Labortechnik GmbH in Wehingen grew into an independent company with 50 employees after the end of 1993. The company has been part of the METTLER TOLEDO Group since July 1, 2022.

The whole production program has been entirely renewed during that time. 

Each unit stands for efficiency, versatility and easy handling. In the meantime our centrifuges are welcome in the fields of medicine, research and industry.

Axygen products and solutions for genomics applications are offered through a wide portfolio of tools including: automation tips, PCR consumables, pipette tips, storage plates, sealing options, AxyPrep nucleic acid isolation kits and devices, and benchtop equipment. 

ATCC has been compelled by its deep-rooted mission to improve global public health through advancements in science. 

At its inception in the 1920s, ATCC was regarded as simply a microbe culture collection, a repository of microorganisms scientists could draw from to conduct their research to make new discoveries.

Today, ATCC provides the world’s leading scientists with the largest and most diverse collections of biological materials, including not only microbe products but also cell products, molecular genomics tools, and nucleic acids.