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Building Biotech Series with Tom Jarvie

One of the greatest unexplored spaces of the world is the microbiome, a bustling network of trillions of microorganisms living inside each of us. If we could learn more about them, the advancements we’d make in healthcare and other fields would be incredible. This line of thinking is what spurred Tom Jarvie and Mark Driscoll to found Shoreline Biome, maker of the most complete end-to-end microbiome sample prep kits on the market. Hear their incredible story in this Building Biotechs podcast.

Building Biotech Series with Josh Arant

In just a few years, MAKO Medical has become a thriving healthcare disruptor by nimbly navigating the lab diagnostics waters with creativity and heart—helping patients and bringing joy to the communities it serves. In this episode of the Building Biotech podcast series from BioPharm International (sponsored by Thermo Fisher Scientific), hear the inspiring story of how founders Josh Arant and Chad Price turned their dream into a reality.

HRAM LC-MS for cell culture media metabolite profiling

In this paper, we present an alternative targeted metabolite profiling approach using high resolution accurate mass (HRAM) mass spectrometry with full scan analysis.

High-throughput infectious pathogen detection and surveillance from wastewater samples

Wastewater monitoring has been widely adopted by scientists to effectively detect and monitor infectious pathogens. Methods of detection and surveillance for SARS-CoV-2 are outlined in this paper and can be adapted for other pathogens.

Cell Culture Media Metabolite Profiling

Use an HRAM LC-MS approach to cell culture media metabolite profiling to develop a targeted quantitative assay that monitors and quantifies multiple classes of cell culture media metabolites simultaneously in a single LC-MS run. Demonstrate that the developed quantitative assay can be used to support upstream processing optimization and quality control with excellent quantitative performance, high throughput and robustness.