Cytosurge AG | Swiss Biotech company

Direct intra-nuclear delivery

Gene engineering and editing without the limitations of genetic material transport.
Works with any cargo & adherent cell type.

Improve your gene editing

Virus research with FluidFM technology

How FluidFM can help understanding fundamental questions in virus research.

Boost your virus research with FluidFM

Simplify & accelerate early drug-development

Study a drug effect without complications on its delivery.
Deliver any compound directly into the cell & quantify the injected volume for each single cell.

Improve your single cell drug assays

Unprecedented single cell force spectroscopy
for AFM

10x faster and easier.
Gain access to unparalleled measurement ranges, increasing your experimental flexibility.

Improve your SCFS measurements

Select which cell you want –

place it where you want.

Easy & cell-friendly isolation.
For adherent and suspension cells. Select a specific cell directly from the culture.

Improve your cell isolation

Join our motivated & ambitious team – we have several open positions

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FluidFM – Go beyond current technological boundaries

Our patented hollow FluidFM probes with apertures down to 300 nm give rise to more than 12 distinctive FluidFM applications.

Solutions with single cell precision for cell editing, assays and cell isolation.
AFM solutions such as single cell and microbe force spectroscopy measurements enabling 10-fold speed and ease of use.

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NEWS

FluidFM User Conference June 25-26, 2020

Article

Novel Approaches to Overcome CRISPR In Vitro Delivery Challenges

Article in European Biopharmaceutical Review by Dr. Paul Monnier, Cytosurge AG. In October Issue “Gene editing & CRISPR”.
Pages 34-37. © Samedan Ltd

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Publication

Force-Controlled Formation of Dynamic Nanopores

Researchers at ETH Zurich, lead by Morteza Aramesh, have found an elegant way to create nanopores with FluidFM - from 2 to 20 nm. With these they observed single neurons over hours, effectively enabling single cell secretomics.

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