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Learn how Formulatrix PC Solutions enable end-to-end automation in protein crystallization—from experiment design to AI-powered data analysis—for faster, more reliable results.
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Learn how using the µPulse enables faster buffer exchange compared to equilibrium dialysis, gel filtration chromatography, and dead-end filtration—leading to increased productivity and reduced costs.
Application Note
Learn how the μPulse system achieved 97-98% particle retention, ensuring a robust and efficient workflow for EV isolation and concentration.
Poster
The µPulse® – TFF system by Formulatrix addresses this limitation with a miniaturized design by combining TFF with microfluidic pumping technology on a filter chip. This footprint reduces the hold-up volume to 0.65 mL, which is up to 100% recoverable.
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Introducing aµtoPulse: a fully automated TFF system for high-throughput concentration and buffer exchange, featuring a record-low 250 µL hold-up volume.
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This webinar will explore how the Mantis enhances throughput and reliability in a clinical proteomics research setting.
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Join us in this webinar to learn more about how combining the advantages of the microfluidic format with high-throughput imaging opens exciting perspectives in protein crystallization studies.
Event
The SLAS 2025 International Conference and Exhibition will take place at the San Diego Convention Center, bringing together scientists, academic researchers, and industry professionals to connect, collaborate, and showcase their research, products, and services.
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In this webinar, we will discuss the effectiveness of the µPulse – TFF system for cell harvesting. Compared to centrifugation, the µPulse yielded a significantly higher number of cells, demonstrating superior harvesting efficiency.
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In this webinar, we will introduce the aµtoPulse, our newest tangential flow filtration (TFF) system. The aµtoPulse is a fully automated, high throughput, walk-away TFF system for sample concentration and buffer exchange at the lowest TFF hold-up volume in history: 250 µL.