DNA replication, biochemical reactions, movement, coordination – and a plan. Thousands of perfectly orchestrated processes result in what we call cell division.

What signals make one cell divide and become two? ❓
When does the cell know, to better not divide? ❓
Are these signals different in vivo and in vitro? ❓

Investigating even one of these processes means to dive into a cytoplasm that is densely packed with biologically active molecules, proteins and polymers, pushed around and swallowed up by cell organelles along biochemical highways, all fuelled by the cell-autonomous energy […]

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How to translate Good Cell Culture Practice (GCCP) into day-to-day lab lives?

Unfortunately, we see a lack of knowledge about laboratory skills every day, some of which leave us speechless, and tragically, most of it happens unconsciously. International standards somehow have not yet permeated cell culture laboratory practices. There are multiple reasons for that, but we will talk about them another time. So, as we saw the urgent need, we produced 96 videos and training material covering essential skills of the cell culture lab. If you work, or plan to work in a cell culture […]

How it feels? Not sure how to describe it.
Excited beyond measure? Yes.
Terrified? A bit.
In joyful anticipation? Definitely!

We have been waiting for this forever. What seems like an eternity is because we couldn’t wait – couldn’t wait for this moment.

WE ARE ONLINE.

It has been a long and colourful journey – and finally we are about to take off.

Author: asban

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