Educational videos for gnotobiotic labs and microbiome research.
Educational videos on gnotobiotic and microbiome research.
Veterinary management challenges and future directions - including technical considerations for imaging and surgery in gnotobiotic animals. - Betty Theriault, University of Chicago
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Evolving an established gnotobiotic facility - R. Balfour Sartor presents on evolving an established gnotobiotic facility. - R. Balfour Sartor, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
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Establishing a new gnotobiotic facility - Education, missions, and accommodating success - Timothy Hand, University of Pittsburgh
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Unique challenges and future directions - related to managing mouse gnotobiotic husbandry facilities. - Chriss Vowles, University of Michigan
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Gnotobiotic Facilities and Their Technologies Q&A - Timothy Hand, R. Balfour Sartor, Craig Franklin, Stephen Jameson, Betty Theriault and Chriss Vowles answer questions from the audience regarding their presentations.
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Overview of Workshop - Joseph Newsome, University of Pittsburgh and Vincent Young, University of Michigan
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Creating stabilized microbiomes in lab animals - Andrew Macpherson presents on creating stabilizing and defined microbiomes in laboratory animals. - Andrew Macpherson, University Hospital, Bern, Switzerland
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Metabolites produced by the gut microbiota - Federico Rey presents on biologically significant metabolites produced by the gut microbiota, including their origins and functions. - Federico Rey, University of Wisconsin-Madison
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The role of immunologic variation - Jeremiah Faith presents on reproducibility within and across experiments, focusing on the role of immunologic variation. - Jeremiah Faith, Icahn School of Medicine
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Species-Specific Use of Gene Editing Technologies: Swine - Angelika Schnieke presents on the use of gene editing technologies in swine. - Angelika Schnieke, Technische Universitat Munchen, Germany
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WTTW 11 Chicago Tonight (Scientific Chicago) - Groundbreaking Research on Importance of Bacteria (CBC flexible film isolators shown starting at 4:48 into video). Newscast on gastrointestinal/micobiota research used to help a child with a potentially life-threatening infection: Clostridium Difficile or C. Diff. - University of Chicago
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The Microbiome Center - The University of Chicago, the Marine Biological Laboratory and the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory announced on May 13, 2016 a new partnership called The Microbiome Center, which will combine the three institutions' efforts to understand the identity and function of microbes across environments.
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The CBC Lap Seam Sealing Process is More Durable than Single Seam Seals - CBC's lap seam sealing process is more durable than single seam seals used by competitors, and helps protect both personnel and product from accidental contamination.
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Polyurethane Material - CBC's 20 mil. polyurethane material is almost indestructible and helps ensure against contamination due to accidental puncture or tear.
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The Gnotobiotic Research Animal Facility (GRAF) Team at the University of Chicago - winner of the 2017 ALN TurnKey Team of the Year Award.
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Gnotobiotic Animal Definition - Meaning. Definition. Explaination.
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CBC's durable, flexible film (softwall), germ-free, gnotobiotic isolator systems are designed to offer researchers complete environmental control. Positive or negative pressure isolator units available. Stock and custom sizes. Durable lap seam seal construction.
Totally contained, flexible-film cleanrooms & containment units (chambers are completely enclosed). Positive pressure cleanrooms are steps beyond Class 100. Negative pressure containment units for containing highly pathogenic organisms or potent compounds. Lap seam seal construction.
CBC has designed and developed a variety of accessories and components to help maintain your isolator and maintain a uniform, controlled environment, including: autoclave sterilizing cylinders, filters, internal cage racks, port caps, port clamp, transfer port bands and more.