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MaxCyte Presents a Panel Discussion With Industry Experts on the Challenges in Developing Cell-Based Screening Assays for Drug Discovery - LIVE Q&A to Follow
Date:12/15/2008

s an enabling technology for cell modification for both research and larger scale cell-based applications in drug discovery. The MaxCyte STX can produce billions of transfected cells in minutes compared to current time-consuming and inconsistent methods. This is possible even for large scale transfection of primary cell lines. More assays can be developed and performed in a shorter period of time, increasing the likelihood of finding a successful drug candidate."

To register for the free webinar, visit www.maxcyte.com and click on the registration link. MaxCyte scientists will be available after the webinar to answer any technical questions relative to the performance and operation of the MaxCyte STX Scalable Transfection System. A recording of the webinar will be available on the MaxCyte website after the event.

About MaxCyte

MaxCyte specializes in cell modification technologies to enable the discovery, development, manufacturing, and delivery of innovative therapeutic products. The MaxCyte transfection technology was originally developed as an enabling technology for cell therapy and is currently being used in a number of clinical trials around the world. Drawing upon this expertise in cell loading for cell therapy, MaxCyte introduced this transfection technology into drug discovery applications as the MaxCyte(R) STX(TM) Scalable Transfection System. The MaxCyte STX allows for the rapid, scalable, and reagent-free cell transfection for cell based assays, preclinical protein production, and other cell-based applications.

For more information, www.maxcyte.com


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