New Visikol HISTO-M Publication: Human Cardiac Organoids for Modeling Genetic Cardiomyopathy
Interested to learn more about how Visikol is enabling cutting edge organoid research? In this publication, the Visikol HISTO-M [...]
The Continuum of Liver Disease
Liver disease affects millions of people in the United States alone, resulting in tens of thousands of deaths yearly, [...]
Visikol Partners with Fluidigm to offer its Clients Imaging Mass Cytometry Services
Visikol originally began a little over four years ago focused entirely on providing researchers with reagents to image tissues [...]
The Surprisingly Cost-Effective Case for 3D Cell-Based Liver Models
The liver is a tantalizing organ to model because of its role in drug metabolism and as a target [...]
Blog Post: Fluorescent Multiplex Imaging Review
Mike Johnson2020-08-23T12:11:59-05:00Immunohistochemistry has been routinely used to study the cellular and sub-cellular distribution of proteins; however, traditional staining methods are [...]
Is Light Sheet Microscopy or Confocal Microscopy the Right Choice?
With the advent and increased availability of emerging image technologies in recent years, scientists and researchers worldwide have more [...]
Corning 3D Cell Culture and Tissue Clearing Webinar – Sept 24th
Make sure to sign up for Visikol’s webinar in partnership with Corning on Sept 24th where Visikol Product Manager [...]
New Visikol HISTO-M Publication: Development of a 3D Organoid System Using iPSCs to Model Idiopathic Autism
It is always rewarding to see how our clients, customers and collaborators are using our products and assay services [...]
Visikol CEO Michael Johnson named to NJBIZ 40 Under 40 list
Visikol CEO and Co-Founder Michael Johnson, PhD was named today to the NJ BIZ 40 Under 40 list! Each [...]
New Visikol HISTO-M Publication: In Vitro High-Content Imaging-Based Phenotypic Analysis of Bronchial 3D Organotypic Air–Liquid Interface Cultures
Interested to see how researchers are using tissue clearing to assess lung organoids in their entirety? Researchers from Philip [...]