Dear users of the Core Facilities, Dear Colleagues, core facilites are a place to share instrumentation, spread information and support scienctists. People have to meet. But in order to fulfill our part in reducing...
The European Journal of Immunology has published the second edition of the very comprehensive guide to flow cytometry and cell sorting in immunological studies. And we contributed to that edition. Here is the information...
The new lecture series ‘Emerging Technologies’ will start in April 2019 to bring together leading experts in emerging technologies with researchers and students at the University of Bonn. The ‘Emerging Technologies’ series will stimulate discussions on the...
In 2018 the Flow Cytometry Core Facility was able to acquire five new instruments. A FACSAria Fusion cell sorter, a second LSRFortessa cell analyzer and an ImageStream image cytometer were granted by the DFG...
Recent reports suggest that somatic cell-derived induced neurons (iNs), but not induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC)-derived neurons largely preserve age-associated traits such as age-specific DNA methylation patterns, transcriptomic aging signatures and nuclear lamina-associated changes....
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by andolf · Published March 14, 2018
I recently came across an antibody search platform that many of you may find useful. (https://www.benchsci.com) BenchSci is a free online platform designed to help scientists find antibodies from publications. Their proprietary machine-learning algorithm...
The European Journal of Immunology has published a very comprehensive guide to flow cytometry in it’s October issue in which we were involved. 231 authors: experts in cytometry & immunology 214 pages 54 sections...
Dowling-Degos disease is a hereditary pigmentation disorder that generally progresses harmlessly. However, some of those affected also develop severe skin inflammation. An international team of researchers under the leadership of the University of Bonn...
The Journal of Biological Chemistry, 291, 103-109. The mechanisms of NLRP3 activation are still poorly understood. Jonathan Schmid-Burgk and colleagues present new data on the identification of NEK7, which specifically functions upstream of NLRP3...
Original published on Phys.org (Phys.org)—A team of researchers with the University of California has learned more about the process that is involved during CRISPR/Cas9 gene splicing by using a crystallization technique to get a...
This would be the perfect time to ask something like ” how old is this flow cytometry stuff”. This month sees the 50 years anniversary of the first publication on cell sorting by Mack...
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