For more than 30 years, BioSpherix has been known for putting the needs of living cells at the center of laboratory design. The Parish, New York biotechnology company develops controlled environments for researchers and biomanufacturers, with its work cited in thousands of peer-reviewed publications worldwide.
Bioptechs IncBioptechs Inc. is an American optical engineering company that develops and manufactures environmental control systems for live-cell microscopy. It introduced its first precision micro-environmental control system in 1992 and says it has made these systems for more than 25 years, manufacturing over 150 standardized products alongside custom designs at its western Pennsylvania facility.BUTLER, PA
Applied BioPhysics, IncFounded in 1991 by the inventors of Electric Cell-substrate Impedance Sensing, Applied BioPhysics manufactures ECIS® instruments and electrode arrays that monitor living cells in tissue culture in real time. Based in Troy, New York, the company applies biophysical research to cell research and drug discovery, with 95 percent of its products made at its U.S. facility. Its systems give researchers a label-free way to study cell behavior while maintaining active connections with the academic community that helped shape the technology.TROY, NY
Life Science Products, IncFor more than 50 years, Life Science Products has built its reputation around hygienic environments for biomedical, pharmaceutical, healthcare, and research facilities. The Chestertown company is known for combining product design with practical project support, including its long-established Sani-Rail® wall protection system and construction services for sensitive facilities.CHESTERTOWN, MD
Lifeline Cell TechnologyLifeline Cell Technology develops and manufactures purified primary human cells, stem-cell products, and optimized cell-culture media for laboratory research. Its founders helped introduce normal human cell systems more than 25 years ago, and the company now operates an 8,000-square-foot laboratory and administrative facility in Frederick, Maryland as a wholly owned subsidiary of International Stem Cell Corporation. Lifeline also supports researchers through scientist-led technical assistance and an international distributor network.FREDERICK, MD