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Introduction of LUMICKS consumables and script-sharing platform to facilitate faster, easier, and more reproducible Dynamic Single-Molecule analysis

In a move to broadly unlock Dynamic Single-Molecule (DSM) analysis, LUMICKS simultaneously launched two major initiatives: a new business line for reagents, biochemistry kits, and services, as well as its Harbor platform for sharing of DSM scripts. These new resources dramatically simplify the experimental workflow and make DSM analysis accessible…

j.yeh2 October 2020

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LUMICKS featured in LinkedIn Top Start-ups 2020

LUMICKS reached the 6th position in the list LinkedIn Top Start-ups 2020 in the Netherlands. We're extremely proud to be among the most resilient companies during these changing times. The LinkedIn editors define start-ups as privately held companies, that are no more than seven years old, employ over 50 people, and…

j.yeh22 September 2020

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New application note shows how to study transient conformational changes of kinases using the C-Trap^®

We are excited to announce that our latest application note, Real-time detection of kinase conformational changes in the presence of a small-molecule inhibitor, is available to download. The application note is perfect for protein research, as it showcases how you can use the C-Trap® Optical Tweezers – Fluorescence & Label-free…

j.yeh17 September 2020

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Researchers use the m-Trap^® and C-Trap^® to discover CRISPR-Cas9 properties that can help improve in vivo efficiency

A recent publication from the research lab of Dr. Bo Sun presents new findings in the field of gene editing that may help improve in vivo delivery of CRISPR-Cas9 complexes. The team investigated the DNA-binding properties of Staphylococcus aureus Cas9 (SaCas9), a smaller orthologue to the commonly used Streptococcus pyogenes…

j.yeh10 September 2020

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LUMICKS opens new branch office in Beijing to serve the Asian market

LUMICKS is proud to announce the opening of its branch office in Beijing, China. As LUMICKS continues to expand within the rapidly developing life sciences and immuno-oncology market in the Asia Pacific Region (APR), the new office will allow to better serve the market opportunity, support local customers, and collaborate…

j.yeh28 August 2020

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Researchers investigate the effects of biomolecular droplet structure on fusion times using the C-Trap^®

In a recent publication, researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago used the C-Trap® to study the relationship between structural properties of biomolecular condensates and their fusion times. They found that fusion times, an indicator of condensate density, varies depending on their structural organization. The findings highlight how physical…

j.yeh27 August 2020

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Electrostatic effects on vimentin stiffness demonstrated with the C-Trap^®

A recently published study from the lab of Prof. Sarah Köster at the University of Göttingen investigated how electrostatic conditions influence the mechanical properties of intermediate filament vimentin, such as structural stability. The researchers assessed these features by stretching the protein in different buffer conditions, using the C-Trap® with correlated optical…

j.yeh6 August 2020

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LUMICKS enters collaboration with Glycostem to enhance NK cell-mediated immunotherapy

We are excited to announce that LUMICKS has entered into a collaboration with Glycostem Therapeutics, the Netherlands, to improve immunotherapeutic drug development. By quantifying binding strength between immune and cancer cells using the unique z-Movi® Cell Avidity Analyzer, Glycostem exploits the predictiveness of avidity in finding the best NK-cell population…

j.yeh30 July 2020

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Cell avidity is a superior predictor of CAR T-cell efficacy in myeloma than cytotoxicity – first published z-Movi^® results

We are proud to announce the first publication showing results from cell–cell interaction measurements using the z-Movi® Cell Avidity Analyzer! In the study, Fernández de Larrea et al. demonstrate how cell avidity between CAR T cells and target multiple myeloma cell lines correlated with in vivo results. Notably, the cell…

j.yeh29 July 2020

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In vitro characterization of nucleosomes upon DNA unwrapping using the C-Trap^®

A recent publication in the journal Scientific Reports describes a new method to create arrays of nucleosome positioning motifs. Through sequential Gibson Assembly reactions, the researchers managed to clone a series of sequence motifs, with high affinity for histone octamers, into one DNA molecule. The approach is ideal to start…

j.yeh16 July 2020

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