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Free Webinar - Physiological Oxygen – Cell Culture’s Missing Link
Learn about the importance of controlling oxygen levels in your cell culture experiments
10 May 2017
Anita Ramanathan
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In this free webinar, Carl Radosevich of Panasonic Healthcare will give a presentation on the importance of controlling oxygen levels in your cell culture experiments.
Registration for the online event is now open.
New research suggests that oxygen plays a greater role in in vitro mammalian tissue culture than was once previously thought. To mimic in vivo conditions of tissue oxygenation, your cells need a controlled oxygen supply. Many different industries are now adopting hypoxic culturing techniques, and see multiple benefits at a molecular level.
Watch this webinar to learn about:
- Oxygen's role in in vitro cell culture
- Benefits of oxygen control to mimic in vivo conditions
- How DNA-binding proteins regulate oxygen in cell culture processes
- Tips to improve oxygen homeostasis in your cell culture practices
- The future of oxygen control in cell culture: where is the industry headed?
You will have the opportunity to ask Carl your personal questions at the Q&A session. You’ll also get instant access to useful applications notes.
Register now to attend the live event on Tuesday, May 23, 2017 at 8am PDT / 11am EDT / 4pm BST / 5pm CEST
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