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NanoSort
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*Architects: Biotechnology (Laboratory Equipment, Testing, Tools, Reagents & Test Kit Companies)
*Architects: Laboratory Equipment, Information Systems & Services, Biotechnology, Biology, BioChemistry and Biomanufacturing, Specimens, & Cell Manufacturing, Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) Software, Supplies & Blood Systems
*Industry: San Diego, California
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Flow cytometry is a widely used biomedical technique that can enumerate, analyze, and sort cells and particles.
NanoSort aims to substantially extend the original technology with the invention of the COlor-Space-Time (COST) coding technique, enabling multi-parameter detection using a single photomultiplier tube (PMT) detector.
NanoSort employs lab-on-a-chip technology to drastically reduce the size and cost of flow cytometers while maintaining high performance.
NanoSort’s R&D will translate technologies developed at UC San Diego by Professor Yuhwa Lo into products that meet market needs in advanced biomedical research and point-of-care clinics.
San Diego, California
SBIR will enable NanoSort to advance their development of next-generation personal flow cytometers.