Unraveling gene expression patterns in pediatric germ cell tumors: a nanopore sequencing approach

4bases is a Swiss based company with production facility in Italy. It was launched in 2013 to address increasing medical needs in the fields of prevention and precision medicine. 4bases is ISO13485:2016 certified company and works according to the European directive on in vitro diagnostic medical devices (CE – IVD). 

 Solis BioDyne's production and product development takes place in a state-of-the-art laboratory, under the supervision of experienced scientists and technicians.

 In December 2007 Solis BioDyne acquired the ISO 9001 certificate and in November 2018 the ISO 13485 certificate. 

Strict production and quality control procedures enable to uphold highest quality standards. Product development is an ongoing process at Solis BioDyne – our portfolio is growing regularly. 

 GeneProof is a biotechnology company operating in the field of molecular in vitro diagnostics of serious infections and genetic diseases. We develop, produce and distribute technologically advanced, high quality, user-friendly and affordable PCR products. 

Since 1956 - for more than 60 years - HERMLE centrifuges are being sold to all parts of the world. Once a division of Berthold Hermle AG in Gosheim, HERMLE Labortechnik GmbH in Wehingen grew into an independent company with 50 employees after the end of 1993. The company has been part of the METTLER TOLEDO Group since July 1, 2022.

The whole production program has been entirely renewed during that time. 

Each unit stands for efficiency, versatility and easy handling. In the meantime our centrifuges are welcome in the fields of medicine, research and industry.

 Axygen products and solutions for genomics applications are offered through a wide portfolio of tools including: automation tips, PCR consumables, pipette tips, storage plates, sealing options, AxyPrep nucleic acid isolation kits and devices, and benchtop equipment. 

 For more than a century, ATCC has been         compelled by its deep-rooted mission to improve global public health through advancements in science. At its inception in the 1920s, ATCC was regarded as simply a microbe culture collection, 

a repository of microorganisms scientists could      draw from to conduct their research to make new discoveries. Today, ATCC provides the world’s leading scientists with the largest and most diverse collections of biological materials, including not only microbe products but also cell products, molecular genomics tools, and nucleic acids.