Xdrop is changing how we look at cells and DNA.
Xdrop uses microfluidics technology to encapsulate living cells or DNA fragments in double-emulsion droplets, enabling single cell analysis and DNA targeted enrichment assays. Crucially, these droplets are compatible with flow cytometers and cell sorters.
With Xdrop and Xdrop Sort cells can be compartmentalized in droplets, cultured and sorted based on a fluorescent readout. Uniquely, our platform enables the analysis of two different cell types in one droplet, allowing for cell-cell interaction assays.
Xdrop technology specializes in double emulsion generation, achieved through a precise double emulsification step. These resulting droplets disperse in an aqueous buffer, making them compatible with flow cytometers and cell sorters. This compatibility allows researchers to expand the range of possible assays in these instruments, including the analysis of secreted proteins, which remain confined within the droplets even after analysis.
Join the upcoming webinar with Dr. Anzaan Dippenaar, Senior Researcher, University of Antwerp and discover how dMDA facilitates precise whole genome sequencing.
Title: Droplet-based Whole Genome Amplification: Successfully Sequencing Minute Amounts of Mycobacterium Tuberculosis DNA Speaker: Dr. Anzaan Dippenaar, Senior Researcher, University of Antwerp When: Wednesday, March 20, 2024. 10:30am EDT (NA) / 3:30pm CET (EU-central)
Visit the Samplix booth at the 3rd Cell Therapy Potency Assay Summit, in Boston in March 19-21. Our experts will be happy to show you results from our latest application that reveals granzyme B secretion and cell killing dynamics in a our single-cell format.
Contact our dedicated support team, which includes field application scientists, cell biologists, and microfludics experts, to discuss your workflow needs. They can help you plan your experiments, from deciding on the best media and fluorophores to discussing downstream analyses.
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