Accelerating Cell-free Transcription & Translation with Acoustic Liquid Handling

Labcyte invites you to join them for an educational webinar on cell-free TXTL, featuring researchers from the University of Minnesota.

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Cell-free transcription-translation (TXTL) is becoming a popular laboratory research tool covering a growing number of multidisciplinary applications. TXTL is employed in biology, bioengineering, synthetic biology, and biological physics. Major applications of TXTL include biomanufacturing and prototyping DNA programs, from regulatory elements to gene circuits. The new generation of TXTL systems is user-friendly, powerful, and versatile. Combined with automated liquid dispensing, TXTL can dramatically accelerate bioengineering and the characterization of novel technologies, such as CRISPR. Labcyte, Inc., the sponsor of this LabTools webinar, provides a unique, automated acoustic liquid handler ideal for TXTL work.

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Vincent Noireaux, PhD
Professor
University of Minnesota

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