New frontiers in neuro-oncology

Glioblastoma Awareness Day

Rapid scientific advancements in neuro-oncology are changing our understanding of glioblastoma brain cancers and tumor-associated epilepsy, paving the way for novel pharmacologic and neuromodulation strategies. Axion’s versatile Maestro systems offer a simple solution for neuro-oncology, allowing scientists to use one platform for disease research and therapeutic discovery.

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Simplify your neuro-oncology research with one platform.

Modeling complex cellular interactions and neuronal activity in vitro can be challenging for researchers seeking new ways to manage seizures and improve outcomes for people with brain cancer. Discover how the Maestro platform allows you to do both with one platform—with no labels, dyes, or complicated steps.

>>  Evaluate immunotherapies with Axion’s label-free cell growth and killing assays from discovery to manufacturing.

>>  Explore the underlying mechanisms of glioma seizurogenesis and assess novel therapeutics with Axion’s next-generation assays.

 

 

Coffee Break Webinars

Sit back with a cup of coffee and enjoy these 10 minute webinars.

Coffee Break Webinar - Glioblastoma
Coffee Break Webinar
Remodeling of human neural circuits by glioblastoma
Author: Saritha Krishna, PhD
Product: Maestro Pro, Neural Module, CytoView MEA Plate,
Coffee Break Webinar - Epilepsy
Coffee Break Webinar
Brain tumors that cause epilepsy
Author: Armin Mortazavi
Product: Maestro Pro, Neural Module, CytoView MEA Plate,

 

 

Publications

See how scientists around the world are using the Maestro to explore the effects of glioblastoma on the human brain and evaluate groundbreaking immunotherapies and antiepileptics.

 

 

Application Notes

Learn how easy it is to investigate novel therapies for glioblastoma with Axion’s automated, hands-free platforms.

>>  Quantifying NK-mediated Cytolysis of Glioblastoma in vitro with Maestro Z

>>  T Cell-Mediated Cytolysis of Glioblastoma using Maestro Z Real-Time Impedance Assay

 

 

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