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Takara Bio Inc. has launched the world's first commercially available small intestinal epithelial cells derived from human induced pluripotent stem cells, jointly developed when Takara Bio received a technology transfer from a differentiation induction method to derive these cells from hiPSCs.
11/12/2019
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11/04/2019
Learn more about how researchers developed a tool to predict gene editing outcomes.
10/21/2019
Discover how researchers used the ICELL8 Single-Cell System to perform scRNA-seq on fragile adult cardiomyocytes.
09/09/2019
Research spotlight
Single-cell transcriptomics has provided a powerful new way to identify and characterize the various cell types that comprise complex tissues and organs. In this video, Dr. Bosiljka Tasic (Allen Institute for Brain Science) discusses a method she and her team developed to investigate the most complex organ of all: the mammalian brain.
With constant genetic variation being the norm for influenza, researchers need elegant solutions to build effective vaccine defenses. Instead of designing primers for each of the eight influenza RNA segments, Bin Zhou and colleagues identified a single primer pair to amplify all subtypes and species, then relied on In-Fusion PCR cloning kits for an accurate, fast, and standardized subcloning method. Learning how to cut the time from outbreak to vaccine: That's Good Science!
Alzheimer's disease research
Alzheimer's disease (AD) affects ~5.8 million adults and is the sixth leading cause of death in the US alone. Over 400 AD clinical trials are currently underway, investigating the possibilities of immunotherapy, our microbiome, and inflammation as prospective therapeutic targets. We have a variety of best-in-class products that can help your AD research move forward.
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Custom enzyme service partnerships
We proudly offer custom enzyme supply services to help you incorporate our best-in-class enzymes into your own formulations, workflows, kits, or consumables. Our dedication to customer support brings unique and effective solutions to your specific challenges and applications. Partnering with Takara Bio allows you to:
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Mapping the brain, one cell type at a time
Single-cell transcriptomics has provided a powerful new way to identify and characterize the various cell types that comprise complex tissues and organs. In this video, Dr. Bosiljka Tasic (Allen Institute for Brain Science) discusses a method she and her team developed to investigate the most complex organ of all: the mammalian brain.
1.12 | Simplicity conquers complexity in influenza research
With constant genetic variation being the norm for influenza, researchers need elegant solutions to build effective vaccine defenses. Instead of designing primers for each of the eight influenza RNA segments, Bin Zhou and colleagues identified a single primer pair to amplify all subtypes and species, then relied on In-Fusion PCR cloning kits for an accurate, fast, and standardized subcloning method. Learning how to cut the time from outbreak to vaccine: That's Good Science!
