Join Drs. Amanda Durkin and Grace Poon on October 2 as they explore how the STEMprep™ Tissue Dissociator System can simplify tissue processing and boost the efficiency of your biological research.
Effective tissue preparation is crucial for obtaining accurate insights into cellular interactions and gene expression. However, achieving the right balance between enzymatic and mechanical dissociation can often be complex and time-consuming.
The STEMprep™ Tissue Dissociator is designed to simplify this process, enabling the efficient generation of viable single-cell suspensions from tissue samples. With built-in temperature control and an intuitive user interface, this system makes tissue dissociation more reliable for your research. Join our webinar to discover how STEMprep™ can transform your tissue dissociation workflow.
Key Topics Include:
- Learn about the features and modularity of the STEMprep™ system, including built-in temperature control and a user-friendly interface, and explain how these support use with additional tissues and applications.
- Learn about the robust performance of the STEMprep™ system compared to alternative systems and manual processing methods.
- Learn about the functionality and compatibility of STEMprep™ -processed samples with various downstream applications.
Presenters
Product Manager
Immunology
STEMCELL Technologies
Dr. Durkin received her PhD in Biomedical Science with a focus on immunology from Laurentian University. She is currently a Product Manager for immunology at STEMCELL Technologies, where she helps transform innovative ideas and technologies into reliable products and quality solutions.
Senior Scientist
Research & Development
STEMCELL Technologies
Dr. Poon is a Senior Scientist at STEMCELL Technologies, where she develops tools to advance tissue research. She received her PhD in Microbiology and Immunology from the University of British Columbia, where she studied tissue macrophages and their role in inflammation. She then completed postdoctoral training at the Terry Fox Laboratory within the BC Cancer Research Centre, focusing on ILC2 regulation in allergic lung inflammation. Most recently, she has applied her expertise in tissue immunology to the development of the STEMprep™ Tissue Dissociator System.
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