Upcoming Webinar – Exosome Isolation and Monitoring

in Webinars May 8, 2015

Webinar details

How to monitor the level of exosomes in urine samples and cell cultures
Review of how exosomes can potentially be used in clinical settings
The power and promise of using magnetic beads to automate the isolation of exosomes

The webinar will be followed by a live Q&A session. Meet the speakers: Speaker Photos

Alexander “Sasha” Vlassov PhD (Sr. Staff Scientist, Molecular Biology)
Axl Neurauter PhD (Sr. Manager R&D, Cell Biology)
Ketil Winther Pedersen PhD (Staff Scientist, Cell Biology)

About exosomes

Exosomes are attractive for biomarker research for several reasons:

Their cargo is protected against nucleases and proteinases present in body fluids
Only live cells produce exosomes
Surface markers can reflect their origin (e.g., tumor-derived)

While ultracentrifugation allow for the isolation of exosomes, this method cannot discriminate efficiently between subpopulations or other microvesicles.