Cell Reprogramming Transformed with Cytotune™

Learn more at http://www.invitrogen.com/cytotune

Cytotune™ iPS Reprogramming kit from Invitrogen™ transforms stem cell reprogramming technology by providing a high efficiency, non-integrating, single application solution. Cytotune allows researchers to learn more about the biology of stem cells without using human embryos. That is, researchers can now start with adult cells- grown in the lab- and, with Cytotune, reprogram these cells so that they behave like stem cells. This powerful tool opens the door to many researchers, and society, to understand human biology and adhere to ethical standards. What will you do?

Video Transcript:

What if you could... Create a cellular model of Parkinson's Disease to discover a new drug
What if you could... Use a patient's skin cells To make personalized heart cells For transplantation
What if you could... Discover the genetic basis of diabetes

Now you can With Cytotune™ - iPS Reprogramming kit

4 reprogramming genes
High Efficiency - 100x

Single Application
Non-integrating

Cytotune™ =
High Efficiency + single application + non-integrating
Easy to use + No risk of genomic mutation

What will you do?

Reprogramming Transformed:
Learn more at http://www.invitrogen.com/cytotune

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[LifeTechnologiesCorp]

@allenthefury, Because this product is all about the "what if", Cytotune opens doors for research and that is the real story to tell. Life Technologies is excited to see what awesome developments will come from this new technology. @notfree25, Thanks so much. Glad you enjoyed.

[allenthefury]

What if you could just cut the crap and stop going over so many what if, and just to cut to the chase!

[notfree25]

best commercial i have seen yet..

[MrMonkeyThumbsticks]

Yep. Humans are a product of nature and everything we have access to manipulate is part of nature so it is impossible for us to create anything that is not natural.

[hunthoot]

so artificial flavorings and biospheres are natural?

[MrMonkeyThumbsticks]

Believe me I look into these things, there is no evidence of psychics or any of that mumbo jumbo. As I said before there have been plenty of bad biological experiments and plenty of bad technological ones, your points are moot. I don't consider believing whatever crazy conspiracy theory I am presented with free thinking. If you consider yourself a skeptic then look into the James Randi Foundation.

[Peter4101]

Its not when you see at what i've seen. I mean sure they dont have it out there were just anyone can find it. You have to look. WW2 pys-ops, russian telepathy, and quite a few more. Thoughs can be dug up easyer than most. There are places in the world that bio-research has gone beyond 'for the better of man kind.' Cloning humans for scientific meterial, biological wepeons programs, and the list can go on. The documents are there you just need to find them. Free thinking.

[MrMonkeyThumbsticks]

I really have lost hope in anything you have to say. Your grammar and spelling are horrible. You reference fantastical conspiracies without siting any evidence. Psi ops is the name of a video game, you need to stop living in a fantasy world. You must learn the foundational concepts of biology and chemistry, you seem to be incredibly misinformed.

[Peter4101]

I only give credit were its due. Russian biological experiments are the most resent that i know of. But given that the contry i'm in i think they'll have a look around rather than start deleteing my comments.

You know about the psi-ops program i'm sure. They've been trying to make living bio-wepeons using biological agents that alters the biology of the human mind. Most results have been explosive at best. Offically the program dosen't exsist due to cloneing laws & related.

[MrMonkeyThumbsticks]

Nanotechnology is just as recent as biological augmentations and biology has the advantage of being fairly well functioning from the get go. Biology and technology are much more closely related than you are giving credit. I doubt you are privy to any secret biological experiments but regardless if you show me a destructive biological experiment I can just as easily show you a mechanical one. The problem isn't tech v bio, it is knowledge v ignorance.