Investigators from Kyoto University, Japan used UnipicK+ to measure detachment strength of HUVEC cells in response of sodium selenite concentrations. Results have important implications for in vitro construction of microvasculature.

Investigators from City University of Hong Kong used NDX instrument for the collection of individual cells from non-small lung cancer fingers for the follow-up mechanical and gene expression analysis. The study published in iScience identified genes responsible for cancer finger formation and migration.

Labeled dental primary afferent neurons were collected for RNA sequencing using UnipicK in a study uncovering mechanisms of the dental cold sensing system performed by investigators from Friedrich Alexander University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany and Harvard Medical School, USA. The study was published in Science Advances.

Application of A-picK for the concurrent analysis of single cell detachment/adhesion force was published in SLAS Technology journal

UnipicK+ was used for single-cell transcriptomics study of olfactory sensory neurons to unravel mechanisms of odor encoding. The results were published in Current Biology by Firmenich investigators.

NDX technology was used in a study of Circulating Tumor Cells in Early-Stage Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer.

NDX technology was used in a single cell transcriptional analysis of tumor cell clusters in epithelial ovarian cancer.

Single cells were isolated using NDX instrument in a study of individual CTCs associated with tumor progression during EGFR-targeted therapy.

Single cells were isolated using NDX instrument in a lab-on-a-disc platform for serial monitoring of individual CTCs for patients with non-small cell lung cancer.

NDX exhibits its products at the 64th Annual Meeting of Biophysical Society in San Diego.