The link on your site to the SPIE Journal of Biomedical Optics paper is
paywalled [1], but the paper is freely available from NIH [2]. You might
want to change the link on your site, or just add NIH link(s) as backups
(I also found [3] on NIH).
So far, I've only read through the abstract, but the use of Raman
spectroscopy [4] for identification looks fascinating. I had no clue
that it's possible to differentiate cancer cells with a spectrograph,
and no, I really have no idea how or why the analysis works. On the
other hand, automating test equipment in a lab is a whole lot of fun!
At the moment, the closest thing I can manage to a useful question is:
Can/Will/Does your service automate this analysis method?
Thanks for the suggestion, we will add the links to the NIH repository for the papers that are available.
Regarding automation, the Raman spectroscopy studies was done in collaboration with a colleague at Purdue University, so at the moment, we don't have plans to extend these studies.
However, we are working on automating our workflow to streamline the set-up and analysis of our cultures. So, if you know anyone working on bio lab-related automation, we'd love an intro.
Regarding automation, the Raman spectroscopy studies was done in collaboration with a colleague at Purdue University, so at the moment, we don't have plans to extend these studies.
However, we are working on automating our workflow to streamline the set-up and analysis of our cultures. So, if you know anyone working on bio lab-related automation, we'd love an intro.