Developing New Methods, Applications and Reagents for Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research.
Getting Started with Alphagenix
Steve is an advisor, collaborator and friend. He has the innate ability to bring his his scientific expertise and entrepreneural insticts together in a way that anticipates emerging needs of the research community we both serve. He is an expert [...]
I have profiled Steve Stice’s research here. The focus has been the excellent research results he and his team at ArunA Biomedical have generated with STEMEZ(TM) hN2 Human Neurons and hNP1 Human Neural Progenitors.
The story continues. He will be presenting the latest at the 9th Annual World Pharmaceutical Congress in Philadelphia, June 14. Topics include: using these [...]
By Pete Shuster
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Also posted in Neuron Cultures, Stem Cell Research, synaptic transmission
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Tagged Dr. Steven L. Stice, Drug Discover, Embryonic Stem Cells, human embryonic stem cells, Neural Progenitors, Neural Stem Cells, Neurotoxicity, Stem Cell Research, stem cells, STEMEZ hN2 Primary Human Neurons
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Dr Steve Hall has been a friend, collaborator and mentor since I purchased Neuromics. This includes being a Neuromics’ Premier supplier of Stem Cells and Related Markers, Media and Methods. Steve is currently President at AlphaGenix, Inc.
His expertise includes developing novel products and technologies for basic and clinical research with a particular emphasis on stem [...]
By Pete Shuster
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Also posted in ALS, Companies, Parkinson's Disease, Stem Cell Research, Stories
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Tagged 3-D cell culture systems, Alphagenix, beta cells, Dr. Steve Hall, human embryonic stem cells, Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells, Human Stem Cells, Neural Progenitors, Neural Stem Cells, Stem Cell Growth Media, Stem Cell Markers
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February 21, 2010 – 10:54 am
This post introduces a new twist to “News Behind the Neuroscience News”. This report was graciously submitted by Ms Pamela Brown of associatesdegree.com. I welcome her initiative in submitting this. On a side note, when I did factory work in the 1970s, trichloroethylene was a universal solvent used to clean parts. Wow. We will add [...]
October 10, 2009 – 10:06 am
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)-New Twists on Root Causes
Teacher, Mentor and Friend Dr. Pat Carr has been a key figure in helping shape the direction of my company. He has a gift for communicating the nuances of his research and coaching me on how to best serve labs like his. Based on these interactions, it came as no surprise [...]
By Pete Shuster
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Also posted in ALS, Pain Research, Stories, Synaptic Transmissiom
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Tagged ALS, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, Dr. Patrick Carr, Neurotransmission, Nociceptive Pain, Pain Modulation, Pain Research, Renshaw Cells, synaptic transmission, Synaptology
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About Gray
1994-present-President, ICT
1993-1996-Conjugation Chemist, R&D Systems
19989-1993-Supervisor Protein Conjugation & ELISA Development Group, Solvay Animal Health
1986-1989-Immunologists, Biosciences Lab, 3M
1976-1986-Various Lab, U of MN
Gary’s Conatct Info:
gary@immunochemistry.com
952-888-8788
Inventing Better Ways to Measure Apoptosis
This profile features another Scientist Entrepreneur. Dr Gary Johnson is the Founder and President of Immunochemistry Technologies LLC (ICT). His company manufactures kits that have the [...]
By Pete Shuster
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Also posted in Apoptosis, Cancer Research, Companies, featured researchers
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Tagged Apoptosis, Apoptosis Detection, Apoptosis Methods, Apoptotic Methods, Apoptotic Processes, Caspases, Cathepsins, Detecting Apoptsosis, Dr. Gary Lee, Gary Johnson, ICT, Immunochemistry Technologies LLC, Measuring Apoptosis, Mitochondrial Function, Tumor apoptosis
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I recently featured Dr. Evanna Gleason. As part of this, we highlighted her lab’s epertise in culturing our E18 Primary Rat Hippocampal Neurons.
I recently received impressive data and protocols from Emily Mcmains, a lab member.
Please note the excellent image of the cells 1 week after culturing and images taken after 4 days.
Hippocampal Neurons Protocol
Courtesy [...]
Spotlighting How Retinal Neurons Communicate
About Dr. Evanna Gleason
Background:
1996-Current-Associate Professor, LSU
1993-1996-Post Doc, UC San Diego
1991-1992-Post Doc, UC Davis-Wilson Lab
1990 Ph. D- UC San Diego
1984 Undergrad-ASU
How do neurons communicate across synapses? Finding answers to this is of central interest to many of our customers and colleagues. After all, it is the transmission of signals across synapses that collectively orchestrate [...]
By Pete Shuster
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Also posted in featured researchers, synaptic transmission
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Tagged Amacrine Cells, Cl, Dr. Evanna Gleason., GABA, GABAergic Neurons, Neuron Culturing, Neurotransmission, NO, Synaptic Modulation, Synpatic Transmission
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February 27, 2009 – 9:10 am
Coming soon…Now for something completely different…Synaptic Transmission Research.
I am pleased to be featuring Dr. Evanna Gleason. I selected her because She and her team’s research is a basic component of most areas Neuroscience Research including pain, neurodegeneration, vision, TBI, SCI, drug addiction, neuro-disorders and more…This base component is how neurons communicate with other cells at synapses.
She focuses on synaptic transmission [...]
January 15, 2009 – 7:18 pm
G- protein coupled receptor (GPCR) and Drug Responsiveness
About Dr. Laura Bohn
Background:
Spring 2009-Associate Professor (tenured) at The Scripps Research Institute, Department of Molecular Therapeutics, Jupiter, FL.
10/2007- Associate Professor (tenured), The Ohio State University College of Medicine, Departments of Pharmacology and Psychiatry, Program in Pharmacogenomics
8/2003-9/2007 Assistant Professor, The Ohio State University College of Medicine,
1/1999–8/2003 Post-Doc/Assistant Research Professor. [...]
By Pete Shuster
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Also posted in Pain Research, Stories, featured researchers
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Tagged 5HT 2A Receptor, Beta Arrestin, Chronic Pain, Depression, Dr.Laura Bohn, Gated Protein Coupled Receptors, GPCRs, Nociceptive Pain, Pain Modulation, Pain Pathways, Pain Research, Pain Therapies, Schizophrenia, Serotonin 2A
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