Webinar Events

Do you study mitochondria in your research? Are you using Seahorse or Oroboros? Would you like to analyze mitochondrial function in much greater detail? Biolog invites you to a 30 minute informational webinar to introduce our new mitochondrial function assay. The MitoPlates™ provide more than 50 new functional assays. Key advantages are that all 50+ […]

Researchers at the University of Sheffield have identified a new pathway that is disrupted in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). The discovery was enabled by converting skin cells to brain cells called astrocytes and comparing the energy metabolism of cells taken from ALS versus normal controls, using Biolog’s Metabolic Phenotyping Technology.  The scientists discovered the loss […]

Evaluate nearly 2000 phenotypes of a microbial cell in a single experiment. Utilize preconfigured 96 well plates containing different classes of chemical compounds designed to test for the presence or absence of specific cellular phenotypes. Webinar Topics Include: Overview of Phenotype MicroArray Technology Correlate genotypes with phenotypes Determine a cell’s metabolic and chemical sensitivity properties […]

Considering which microbial ID system is best for you? Want to know more about how Biolog’s Advanced Phenotypic Technology can provide you with biologically relevant information in addition to a species level ID? This webinar gives an overview of our Microbial Identification Systems.

Mixed cultures can have a major impact on identification accuracy with any system.  Join us for a brief webinar where we will discuss mixed cultures and how to avoid them.

If you are using Seahorse in your research and are interested in mitochondrial function, Biolog would like to invite you to a 30 minute webinar to introduce MitoPlates™. This complementary technology will allow you to evaluate substrate and inhibitor characteristics of mitochondria using 96 well plates that will provide you with valuable information with short […]

Considering which microbial ID system is best for you? Want to know more about how Biolog’s Advanced Phenotypic Technology can provide you with biologically relevant information in addition to a species level ID? If so, please join our webinar for an overview of our Microbial Identification Systems.

Biolog invites you to a live webinar presentation on gut microbiome analysis Dr. Barry Bochner, CEO and CSO will introduce solutions to: Study the metabolism of gut communities Analyze the metabolism of individual anaerobic bacteria Improve cultivation of anaerobic bacteria Study microbiomes from a phenotypic perspective

MitoPlates™, a new way to study mitochondrial function. January 23, 2018 10:0 AM Pacific Standard Time (PST) Dr. Barry Bochner will share details about: • A new approach to studying the functional properties of mitochondria • Preconfigured sets of 96 mitochondrial function assays • MitoPlate S-1: 31 substrates providing mitochondrial metabolism information • MitoPlate I-1: […]