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Elucidating Metabolic Networks in the Tumor Microenvironment

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In this September 18 webinar, Costas Lyssiotis, PhD, from the University of Michigan will describe new research illuminating pathways of metabolic crosstalk among pancreatic cancer-associated fibroblasts, tumor associated macrophages, and malignant pancreatic cancer cells in maintenance of tumor growth, survival and therapeutic resistance. You’ll also learn about some of the tools and techniques that the team used to explore the inner workings of metabolic networks. Don't miss this Biolog sponsored event.

New Brand. New System. Meet Odin. Biolog’s latest and greatest, all-in-one solution for cellular metabolic characterization, growth kinetics, and microbial identification. If you’re at come see it at booth #1209 or learn more www.biolog.com/odin
or read our press release https://www.biolog.com/news/with-an-eye-on-the-future-biolog-launches-odin/

With An Eye on the Future, Biolog Launches Odin - Biolog Biolog, Inc., a leading provider of microbial polyphasic analysis, today announced the launch of the Odin™ system, an all-in-one cellular phenotyping and microbial identification platform. Odin is compatible with all Biolog assays and is available now.

A little rain couldn't keep us away from in San Diego! Visit us at booth #3 and see how Biolog technologies enable researchers to identify microbes and so much more. Discover ways to optimize, inhibit or simply compare cellular behavior by interrogate metabolic pathways and chemical sensitivity properties. https://hubs.la/Q01xr-7y0.

Could metabolic variations play a role in the development of the rare and widespride porcine LA-MRSA isolates? In a recent publication, researchers used Biolog's Phenotype MicroArray technology to investigate the differences in metabolic properties between the two clones. Read this publication in the Microorganisms journal to learn more.

https://hubs.la/Q01wLD_n0

Our customers asked, we listened. Announcing the release of Customizable Phenotype MicroArray Microplates! Dive deeper into your research by designing your own custom 96 well MicroPlate. Ask the most relevant questions for your experiments by interrogating 1000’s of metabolic pathways based on your research specifications. Select from over 1,200 compounds in Biolog’s library across 5 categories of Metabolic and inhibitor plate types:​
https://hubs.la/Q01smp-Z0

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