Podcasts
In the 12th episode of “The Conversational Flow” podcast, Brian and Adam welcome two special guests – Sean Burke of Denovo Software and Ryan Brinkman of Dotmatics – who join them to discuss the answers to a number of specific questions about High Content Analysis: How can we manage and…
Blogs
The exploration of Targeted Protein Degraders (TPD) as a therapeutic modality began over twenty years ago. Since then, research and development in this field have steadily advanced. Starting in 2019, rationally designed small molecule TPDs entered clinical trials. This innovative therapeutic modality utilizes the cells’ endogenous protein degradation machinery to…
Webinars
In the fast-paced world of drug development, the ability to produce accurate and reproducible data is paramount. That’s why staying updated with the latest best practices in flow cytometry is crucial. Our webinar, “Evolving Best Practices: Considerations for Conventional and Spectral Flow,” dives deep into the rapidly advancing field of…
Webinars
In the rapidly advancing world of flow cytometry, staying ahead of the curve is essential for driving impactful research and drug development. Our panel discussion, “Evolving Best Practices in High-Complexity Flow Cytometry,” sheds light on the latest developments that can enhance and accelerate your research efforts. Flow cytometry has long…
Podcasts
During this special episode of “The Conversational Flow” our hosts, Brian and Adam, welcome two guests: John Bucksath, CEO of KCAS Bio, and Stefan Cross, CEO of Crux Biolabs. These two guests discuss the elements and advantages of their organizations’ new partnership between KCAS’ US and European locations and Crux’s…
Blogs
Spectral flow cytometry and the growing array of commercially available fluorophores have led to the development of increasingly complex immunophenotyping panels. Generating robust data depends not only on a strong panel design but also on the use of appropriate reference controls and a solid understanding of spectral unmixing principles. …
Podcasts
When it comes to flow cytometry instrumentation, there are a number of things that can be different. You may have different types of lasers, you might have a different path for the laser to follow to get to the detector, you can have different actual detectors, different filters in front…
Blogs
The Rise of Immune Cell Therapies and the Importance of Cell Profiling by Flow Cytometry Immunotherapy is revolutionizing patient care, both in traditional oncology applications as well as in autoimmune indications. The complex mechanism of action based on the enhancement or targeted suppression of immune responses is fraught with challenges;…
Podcasts
Let’s face it – nobody likes batch effects (unless it has to do with cookies, but that’s for another podcast). In episode #9 of “The Conversational Flow”, Brian and Adam talk about Batch Effects which is when you’re having changes in the study that are not necessarily related to the…
June 18
- June 18
In conjunction with Cytek and Bio-Rad, KCAS Bio will host an open house on Tuesday, June 18th from 10:00am to 5:00+pm at: KCAS BioSpring House Innovation Park727 Norristown Road. Lower Gwynedd, PA 19002Parking is Directly Next to Building 4 and Building This packed event includes: Presentations: KCAS Bio, Cytek and Bio-Rad will…
Podcasts
For episode #8 of “The Conversational Flow” podcast, Brian and Adam spend the time discussing Receptor Occupancy Testing in Clinical Trials. Receptor occupancy (RO) assays are important in clinical trials because they provide valuable information about a drug’s binding characteristics and mechanism of action. Our hosts begin by outlining the…
Blogs
KCAS Bio is excited to invite you to join us this week in San Francisco, CA during AAPS NBC where Nassouh Mourabet will be giving a presentation entitled “Spectral Unmixing Impact Comparison Across Immunophenotyping Panels and Matrices”. Nassouh Mourabet is a Scientist III in the Flow Cytometry department at KCAS…