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Applied BioPhysics
Applied BioPhysics is listed as a small business research supplier in the Scientist.com network, with 2 sites in 1 country and 3 service areas.
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Type of company: Small business
In Vitro Assays
- Cell Based Assays Apply compounds to cells and test for cellular phenotypes and effects on gene expression
In Vitro Toxicology
- Endothelial Cell Toxicity Assess the cytotoxic effects of pre-clinical compounds on the vascular system.
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United States 2 sites
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Applied BioPhysics applies the results of biophysical research to provide practical tools for cell research and drug discovery. ECIS, The label free, non-invasive method to electronically monitor cells grown in tissue culture. ECIS or Electric Cell-substrate Impedance Sensing is an impedance-based method to study many of the activities of animal cells when grown in tissue culture in real-time. These include morphological changes, cell locomotion, and other behaviors directed by the cell's cytoskeleton. The ECIS approach has been applied to numerous investigations including measurements...
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Applied BioPhysics applies the results of biophysical research to provide practical tools for cell research and drug discovery.
ECIS, The label free, non-invasive method to electronically monitor cells grown in tissue culture. ECIS or Electric Cell-substrate Impedance Sensing is an impedance-based method to study many of the activities of animal cells when grown in tissue culture in real-time. These include morphological changes, cell locomotion, and other behaviors directed by the cell's cytoskeleton. The ECIS approach has been applied to numerous investigations including measurements of the invasive nature of cancer cells, the barrier function of endothelial cells, in vitro toxicity testing as an alternative to animal testing, and signal transduction involving GPCR's for modern drug discovery.
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