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    CapitalBio Corporation luxscan-10 k/b microarray chip laser scanner
    Luxscan 10 K/B Microarray Chip Laser Scanner, supplied by CapitalBio Corporation, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Gene Expression:

    Article Title: Chinese health biotech and the billion-patient market
    Article Snippet: Bio-Bridge Science , Exclusive out-license of papillomavirus pseudovirus technology to Loyola University (Chicago).. .. CapitalBio , Joint R&D and commercialization programs in China with Affymetrix (Santa Clara, CA, USA) for gene expression profiling and genotyping services (including the development of an advanced GeneChip-compatible point-of-care system) using Affymetrix's photolithographically synthesized oligonucleotide chip technology. Provided non-exclusive rights to Alpha Innotech (San Leandro, CA, USA) for marketing of CapitalBio's microarray laser scanner. Deal to undertake joint product development, manufacturing in China, technology transfer, services and products mutual representation with BioTools (Madrid). Deal to distribute Becton Dickinson (Franklin Lakes, NJ, USA) products in China. Exclusive rights to distribute certain products from Enzo Biochem (New York), BioMachines (Research Triangle Park, NC, USA), Aviva Systems Biology (San Diego), Macherey-Nagel (Düren, Germany), Advalytix (Brunnthal, Germany) in China. Exclusive rights to MediBic (Tokyo) to market CapitalBio's pharmacogenomic services in Japan. Exclusive rights to distribute certain CapitalBio products given to Greenmate Biotech (Seoul, Korea) in Korea, FK Biotec (Port Alegre, Brazil) in Brazil and VitroLab (Istanbul, Turkey) in Turkey. Nonexclusive distribution rights to certain CapitalBio products provided to TechnoConcept (New Delhi, India) and Viswagen Biotech (Kerala, India) in India and Australian Biosearch (Karrinyup, Australia) in Australia.. .. HD Biosciences , Codevelopment of functional assays for several identified GPCRs and ion channels with Organon. Under a nondisclosure agreement, undertaking assay development and hit-to-lead solution for GPCR and kinase targets with two major Western pharmaceutical companies. Cooperation agreement to develop GPCR screening models with Novasite Pharmaceuticals (San Diego)..

    Synthesized:

    Article Title: Chinese health biotech and the billion-patient market
    Article Snippet: Bio-Bridge Science , Exclusive out-license of papillomavirus pseudovirus technology to Loyola University (Chicago).. .. CapitalBio , Joint R&D and commercialization programs in China with Affymetrix (Santa Clara, CA, USA) for gene expression profiling and genotyping services (including the development of an advanced GeneChip-compatible point-of-care system) using Affymetrix's photolithographically synthesized oligonucleotide chip technology. Provided non-exclusive rights to Alpha Innotech (San Leandro, CA, USA) for marketing of CapitalBio's microarray laser scanner. Deal to undertake joint product development, manufacturing in China, technology transfer, services and products mutual representation with BioTools (Madrid). Deal to distribute Becton Dickinson (Franklin Lakes, NJ, USA) products in China. Exclusive rights to distribute certain products from Enzo Biochem (New York), BioMachines (Research Triangle Park, NC, USA), Aviva Systems Biology (San Diego), Macherey-Nagel (Düren, Germany), Advalytix (Brunnthal, Germany) in China. Exclusive rights to MediBic (Tokyo) to market CapitalBio's pharmacogenomic services in Japan. Exclusive rights to distribute certain CapitalBio products given to Greenmate Biotech (Seoul, Korea) in Korea, FK Biotec (Port Alegre, Brazil) in Brazil and VitroLab (Istanbul, Turkey) in Turkey. Nonexclusive distribution rights to certain CapitalBio products provided to TechnoConcept (New Delhi, India) and Viswagen Biotech (Kerala, India) in India and Australian Biosearch (Karrinyup, Australia) in Australia.. .. HD Biosciences , Codevelopment of functional assays for several identified GPCRs and ion channels with Organon. Under a nondisclosure agreement, undertaking assay development and hit-to-lead solution for GPCR and kinase targets with two major Western pharmaceutical companies. Cooperation agreement to develop GPCR screening models with Novasite Pharmaceuticals (San Diego)..

    Microarray:

    Article Title: Chinese health biotech and the billion-patient market
    Article Snippet: Bio-Bridge Science , Exclusive out-license of papillomavirus pseudovirus technology to Loyola University (Chicago).. .. CapitalBio , Joint R&D and commercialization programs in China with Affymetrix (Santa Clara, CA, USA) for gene expression profiling and genotyping services (including the development of an advanced GeneChip-compatible point-of-care system) using Affymetrix's photolithographically synthesized oligonucleotide chip technology. Provided non-exclusive rights to Alpha Innotech (San Leandro, CA, USA) for marketing of CapitalBio's microarray laser scanner. Deal to undertake joint product development, manufacturing in China, technology transfer, services and products mutual representation with BioTools (Madrid). Deal to distribute Becton Dickinson (Franklin Lakes, NJ, USA) products in China. Exclusive rights to distribute certain products from Enzo Biochem (New York), BioMachines (Research Triangle Park, NC, USA), Aviva Systems Biology (San Diego), Macherey-Nagel (Düren, Germany), Advalytix (Brunnthal, Germany) in China. Exclusive rights to MediBic (Tokyo) to market CapitalBio's pharmacogenomic services in Japan. Exclusive rights to distribute certain CapitalBio products given to Greenmate Biotech (Seoul, Korea) in Korea, FK Biotec (Port Alegre, Brazil) in Brazil and VitroLab (Istanbul, Turkey) in Turkey. Nonexclusive distribution rights to certain CapitalBio products provided to TechnoConcept (New Delhi, India) and Viswagen Biotech (Kerala, India) in India and Australian Biosearch (Karrinyup, Australia) in Australia.. .. HD Biosciences , Codevelopment of functional assays for several identified GPCRs and ion channels with Organon. Under a nondisclosure agreement, undertaking assay development and hit-to-lead solution for GPCR and kinase targets with two major Western pharmaceutical companies. Cooperation agreement to develop GPCR screening models with Novasite Pharmaceuticals (San Diego)..



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    Figure Lengend Snippet: Microarray analysis of transfected HeLa cells with miR-141 overexpressing vector. A Microarray analysis of gene expression in HeLa cells transfected with miR-141 overexpression vs. cells transfected with the control vector using a miRNA library from Exiqon. B Microarray analysis of gene expression in HeLa cells transfected with miR-141 overexpression vs. cells transfected with the control vector using oligonucleotides from Ambion. The blue color indicates the sustained gene expression, the red indicates the upregulated genes, and the green indicates the downregulated genes. C The expression of the most relevant genes to cervical cancer indicates the upregulated genes in red columns and downregulated genes in green. Error bars indicate the STD between Exiqon and Ambion data. D The potential binding sites of miR-141 within the 3 − UTR of KLRC1 and coding sequences of KLRC3, CAM3, and that carried out in-silico by miRWalk online tool

    Article Snippet: The microarray experiments were scanned using a DNA microarray laser scanner (DNA Microarray Scanner BA, Agilent Technologies) at 5 µm resolution using Ambion ship and Exiqon ship according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

    Techniques: Microarray, Transfection, Plasmid Preparation, Expressing, Over Expression, Control, Binding Assay, In Silico

    The prediction information between miR-141 and targeted genes identified by microarray analysis using in-silico miRWalk tool

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    Article Title: Regulation of KLRC and Ceacam gene expression by miR-141 supports cell proliferation and metastasis in cervical cancer cells

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    Figure Lengend Snippet: The prediction information between miR-141 and targeted genes identified by microarray analysis using in-silico miRWalk tool

    Article Snippet: The microarray experiments were scanned using a DNA microarray laser scanner (DNA Microarray Scanner BA, Agilent Technologies) at 5 µm resolution using Ambion ship and Exiqon ship according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

    Techniques: Microarray, Binding Assay