Symposium Videos, Life Sciences


Miniaturized Illumina Nextera XT Library Prep using an Integrated Biomek i5 and Echo 525 Liquid Handling Workstation Duration: 17 minutes 50 seconds Alex Pierson and Shilpa Parakh from Beckman Coulter Life Sciences present their work on Miniaturized Illumina Nextera XT Library Prep using an Integrated Biomek i5 Multichannel and Echo525 Liquid Handling Workstation at ASHG 2019 in Houston, TX.
Extracellular Vesicles for ‘Liquid Biopsy’ Development in Cancer by Dr. Karla Williams Duration: 48 minutes Using nano-scale flow cytometry, the Williams lab has identified a secondary bio-marker that allows them to identify the most critical prostrate cancer in patient samples. This revolutionary discovery has the potential to reduce unnecessary needle biopsy surgeries because only a blood sample is needed, as well as reduce overall costs to test for the disease. The Williams lab expects to move to clinical trial phase in the coming months.
Introduction to Mesenchymal Stem Cell DURAClone Dry Reagents Duration: 33 minutes 10 seconds
DKMS Life Science Lab: ultra-high throughput HLA genotyping for stem cell donor recruitment Duration: 14 minutes 43 seconds DKMS Life Science Lab: ultra-high throughput HLA genotyping for stem cell donor recruitment presented by Claudia Pahlke, PhD.
Andrea Cossarizza Recognizing the Immune Response to SARS-CoV-2 Duration: 31 minutes 58 seconds
Multi-Sizing your Multi-Color Panel Duration: 55 minutes 21 seconds DartLab Flow Cytometry Symposium: Multi-sizing your Multi-color Panel covers fluor selection, matching fluorochromes to markers and offers considerations for cocktail design.
Ryan Brinkman The COVID Cytometry Project Duration: 20 minutes
Miranda Byrne-Steele A Needle in a Haystack Using Immune Repertoire and Single Cell VDJ Sequencing to Identify COVID-specific B-cell Responses Duration: 26 minutes 55 seconds
Marc-Andre Langlois Learnings from Single Particle Analysis of Moloney MLV Insight into its Infectivity, Genome Packaging Efficiency, and Host Marker Acquisition Duration: 39 minutes 57 seconds
Bernhard Ellinger Using drug repurposing to identify inhibitors of SARS-CoV-2 cellular toxicity in vitro Duration: 20 minutes 14 seconds
Covid Symposium Day1, Q&A, Panel Discussion Duration: 28 minutes
Q & A Session from Day 2, Viral Particle Detection and Characterization Duration: 10 minutes
Q & A Session from Day 3, Vaccine and Therapy Development Duration: 17 minutes
Assessing Proliferation and Cytotxic Potential Using Multicolor Flow Cytometry Duration: 42 minutes 58 seconds This presentation covers multicolor flow cytometry and the use tracking dyes in proliferation and cytotoxicity.
Monitoring Signal Transduction Pathways in Human Disease Duration: 56 minutes 15 seconds This presentation covers signaling cytometry (monitoring signal transduction pathways).
Anis Larbi Physiological Aging and Immunological Erosion Duration: 30 Minutes
Miniaturization of metagenomic RNA-seq library prep demonstrates greatly improved productivity and efficiency when utilizing acoustic liquid handling Duration: 25 minutes 53 seconds Eric Chow from UCSF presents "Miniaturization of metagenomic RNA-seq library prep demonstrates greatly improved productivity and efficiency when utilizing acoustic liquid handling" at ASHG 2019 in Houston, TX.
Silvana Verdiani New ELISA Kit for Serological Testing for SARS COV-2 Infection Duration: 24 minutes 10 seconds
Jean Boyer Development and Immune Assessment of a DNA Vaccine Against COVID-19 Duration: 33 minutes 41 seconds
Bruce Patterson Disruption of the CCL5RANTES-CCR5 Pathway 1 Restores Immune Homeostasis and Reduces Plasma Viral Load in Critical COVID-19 Duration: 38 minutes 45 seconds
5 Years of high-throughput strain engineering with the Echo: lessons from Zymergen Automation presented by Christopher Bremner, Automation Engineer, Zymergen @SLAS2020 Duration: 19 minutes 14 seconds In this talk, Chris reflects on some lessons learned during early Echo usage, provides some tips to maximize throughput of your Echo device, and showcases how Zymergen currently use Echo devices in their workflows.
Off-the-shelf, Echo-based DNA Assembly Automation presented by George McArthur, Arzeda @SLAS2020 Duration: 16 minutes 36 seconds In this talk, George describes how his team transformed a series of arduous, complex, time-consuming and error-prone laboratory tasks into an effortless, straightforward, fast and mistake-free workflow using a combination of accessible software and hardware automation.
Automation of sample preparation for an efficient protein quantification workflow for proteomics Duration: 18 minutes 28 seconds Automation of sample preparation for an efficient protein quantification workflow for proteomics presented by Dr. Albert B. Arul, Department of Chemistry, Vanderbilt University @SLAS2020.