Baker articles

Abstract
A major criticism of all-in-one workstations (sometimes known as incubated workstations or incubated glove boxes) over using traditional incubators and biosafety cabinets for cell culture is that the exposure to excessive vibration will affect cell growth and adhesion. Here we tested the cells’ capabilities to attach in a Baker Ruskinn SCI-tive hypoxia workstation as compared to a standard CO2  incubator with and without rubber feet (or ferrules) atta

Summary
Hypoxia is defined as oxygen deficiency in cellular environments. Oxygen (O2) deficiency within in vivo environments is commonly linked to a wide range of co-morbidities, e.g., respiratory failure, Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection and other life threatening ailments (Reference Section; 2, 6). However, certain cell types thrive in low-O2 environments. Angiogenesis and tumor progression in cancer are routinely either crippled or aided by local exposure to hypox

One major challenge for implementing stem cell treatment in the clinics, is the interdisciplinary work required by stem cell biologists and medical doctors as well as the state-of-the-art equipment needed at public hospitals to successfully translate the basic stem cell knowledge into clinical products. Our facility directly serves to speed up the development cell therapeutics, by establishing an easily accessible GMP cell culture and cell isolation facility at Odense University Hospital (Ouh

Abstract
Hypoxia workstations are utilized by researchers who require stable and accurate low oxygen environments for their research. Oxygen, carbon dioxide, temperature and humidity are precisely controlled within the work area of the workstation to simulate an in vivo environment and create optimal conditions for the experiment. Hypoxia workstations are closed glove boxes. They allow air from inside the workstation (which is under positive pressure relative to the room