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Posted On: 12/09/2017 7:46:51 AM
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NetworkNewsBreaks – Pressure BioSciences, Inc. (PBIO) Technology Helps Maintain Integrity of Lab Science
Amid the requirements for maintaining uncompromised sampling in laboratory research, Pressure BioSciences, Inc. (PBIO) is delivering a proprietary technology that can control the preparation of scientific samples in a critical and unprecedented way. This allows researchers to begin their experimentation with the assurance of using biological products that are unmatched in their quality and most likely to produce sound science as a result. An article discussing this reads: "PBIO’s product line is based on a patented, enabling technology platform called pressure cycling technology (PCT), which employs alternating cycles of hydrostatic pressure — ranging between ambient (14.5 psi) and ultra-high levels (up to 100,000 psi) — to safely and reproducibly control critical biological processes. For example, one of these processes is lysis, or the breakage of cells. Traditionally, when cells are ruptured for study, they must be broken open using chemicals, blades, metal beads, sound waves or other inadequate methods that can damage and alter the invaluable biomolecules inside the cells. … With PBIO’s pioneering PCT technology, however, the lysis process is controlled like never before.”
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Amid the requirements for maintaining uncompromised sampling in laboratory research, Pressure BioSciences, Inc. (PBIO) is delivering a proprietary technology that can control the preparation of scientific samples in a critical and unprecedented way. This allows researchers to begin their experimentation with the assurance of using biological products that are unmatched in their quality and most likely to produce sound science as a result. An article discussing this reads: "PBIO’s product line is based on a patented, enabling technology platform called pressure cycling technology (PCT), which employs alternating cycles of hydrostatic pressure — ranging between ambient (14.5 psi) and ultra-high levels (up to 100,000 psi) — to safely and reproducibly control critical biological processes. For example, one of these processes is lysis, or the breakage of cells. Traditionally, when cells are ruptured for study, they must be broken open using chemicals, blades, metal beads, sound waves or other inadequate methods that can damage and alter the invaluable biomolecules inside the cells. … With PBIO’s pioneering PCT technology, however, the lysis process is controlled like never before.”
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