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Learn how Nanovials and help optimize cellular therapies.

Learn about linking cell secretions to their transcriptomes using SEC-seq.

“Lab on a particle” technologies, such as Nanovials, are emerging as an accessible platform for performing single-cell functional screening leveraging standard instrumentation, such as flow cytometers and microfluidic single-cell sequencing platforms. Learn about our progress in using Nanovial particles for discovery of monoclonal antibodies and the characterization and discovery of antigen-specific and metabolite-specific T cells.

“Lab on a particle” technologies, such as Nanovials, are emerging as an accessible platform for performing single-cell functional screening leveraging standard instrumentation, such as flow cytometers and microfluidic single-cell sequencing platforms. Learn about our progress in using Nanovial particles for discovery of monoclonal antibodies and the characterization and discovery of antigen-specific and metabolite-specific T cells.

Pairing Alloy Therapeutics’ best-in-class transgenic humanized mouse with Partillion Biosciences’ Nanovial technology provides a simple and cost-efficient method to perform high throughput screens of antibody secreting plasma cells for the discovery of antigen-specific antibodies. In this webinar, we demonstrate an antibody discovery workflow that yields diverse, high affinity binders with development potential in therapeutic settings.

By providing functional annotation in a high-throughput manner, Nanovials speed up the discovery of antibodies and cancer-specific TCRs, revolutionizing therapeutic antibody and T cell therapy development.

“Lab on a particle” technologies, such as Nanovials, are emerging as an accessible platform for performing single-cell functional screening leveraging standard instrumentation, such as flow cytometers and microfluidic single-cell sequencing platforms. Learn about our progress in using Nanovial particles for discovery of monoclonal antibodies and the characterization and discovery of antigen-specific and metabolite-specific T cells.

Come say hi at the Caltech Bioscience Industry Day, a flagship event of the Caltech Bioscience Industrial Partners Program (CBIPP), for a day of inspiring discussions, industry connections, and cutting-edge innovations in biodata, biopharma, biotech, life sciences, medical devices, and synthetic biology.

Don't miss our upcoming webinar to learn how to streamline your antibody discovery workflows.