Cytek Aurora™ CS with ESP™ Detection

Bringing new precision to small particle research

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For lab managers looking to stay ahead of scientific innovation, Cytek Biosciences’ latest development delivers a transformative tool for small particle research. The Enhanced Small Particle (ESP™) Detection Option, integrated into the Cytek Aurora™ CS system, empowers laboratories to sort and analyze nanoscale particles with unparalleled precision.

Why this matters for lab managers

This novel technology addresses long-standing challenges in small particle detection and analysis. Previously uncharacterized entities, such as exosomes and extracellular vesicles (EVs), are now accessible for detailed study. Labs can leverage this advancement to enhance productivity and stay competitive in fast-evolving fields like cell therapy and vaccine development.

The Aurora CS system's seamless integration of analyzer and sorter functionality minimizes disruptions, saving time and resources. Researchers can run conventional assays without reconfiguration, making it a user-friendly solution for labs of all sizes.

Benefits of Cytek’s ESP detection for lab managers

  • Increased research capabilities: Detect particles as small as 70 nm.
  • Efficiency: Transition from analysis to sorting without redesigning assays.
  • Scalability: Supports advanced applications like single-cell RNA sequencing.
  • Compatibility: Works with existing flow cytometer assays.
  • Future-proofing: Opens doors to cutting-edge research areas like EV characterization.

Cytek’s commitment to innovation ensures that lab managers have the tools they need to foster groundbreaking discoveries.

This article is an AI generated summary of a published press release: "Cytek® Biosciences Becomes First Company to Add Ability to Detect Subcellular Particles to Its Cell Sorter"

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