Go beyond in single cell manipulation
Unprecedented single cell manipulation with FluidFM® hollow force-controlled probes
Ready to discover a new world in single cell research? Make use of our FluidFM® technology and systems and go beyond conventional technological boundaries in CRISPR genome editing, mechanobiology, virology, single cell omics, neuroscience, and nanoprinting.
CRISPR cell line development
FluidFM facilitates CRISPR gene editing and monoclonal cell line development in <3 weeks.
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FluidFM enables unprecedented research in Mechanobiology, Nanoprinting, Neuroscience, Single cell omics, and Virology.
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Novel Approaches to Overcome CRISPR In Vitro Delivery Challenges - EBR, Gene editing & CRISPR issue
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Explore 80+ publications in which FluidFM technology plays a major role. 8+ Ø impact factor.
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References
FluidFM has been invented more than 10 years ago with the first publication appearing in the journal Nanoletters in 2009. Now, we have more than 100 FluidFM installations spread across the globe and count some of the most prestigious corporations and academic institutions to our loyal and very active customer base. In addition, more than 80 high-impact publications have been published over the last few years with FluidFM.
100+ Installations
With more than a hundred installed FluidFM systems, scientific labs all around the globe are working with our cutting-edge technology.
Academy & Industry
Renowned academic institutions, as well as cutting-edge research labs of the industry, work with our FluidFM systems.
80+ Publications
Since its invention in 2009, FluidFM facilitates cutting-edge research results in life sciences, biophysics and mechanobiology.
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