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Cecilia Farre
Gabrielenstrasse 9, Munich Germany
Phone: 49 89218997973
URL: http://www.nanion.de
the Center for Nanoscience (CeNS) of the University of Munich, Germany. Nanion%u2019s team has developed and globally established three successful automated patch clamp instruments as enabling tools for sophisticated and high throughput applications for ion channel research and drug discovery.
Nanion's high quality instruments employ planar patch clamp chips which replace the traditional glass pipette used in the conventional patch clamp technique. In 2009 Nanion was awarded the German Founders Award (Gründerpreis), and the Innovation Prize Step Award. Next year, Nanion celebrates its 10th anniversary.
Nanion now introduces "Nanion Approved Cells", where commercially available cell lines from several providers have been evaluated and certified based on cell and platform performance for automated patch clamp.
Nanion acquires the well-established SURFE2R technology, allowing state-of-the-art measurements of transporter protein activity and function. The SURFE2R technology is an excellent enhancement to Nanion's existing products which until now covered ion channels and nanopores.
Today, Nanion celebrates 10 years of innovation, scientific product development and successful roll-outs of several product families. Nanion is a success story of organic, revenue-based company growth and dedicated young professionals.
Today, Nanion announces the opening of yet another branch. To meet the needs of the rapidly expanding number of customers in China, the dedicated sales- and support team in Beijing now opens the doors to Nanion Technologies China.
The Patchliner and the SyncroPatch 96 have successfully been used for compound analysis under current- and voltage clamp recording conditions using different stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes. The exceptional cell-platform-compatibility and the unique experimental possibilities offered by Nanion's platforms open up whole new avenues for compound safety testing.