imOmics in Action

  We love to answer questions about our technology (NMT) so we've decided to feature some of our most popular inquiries about flux. Flux is one of the unique features that makes NMT so special, and we are excited to share the details with you! Q: What is flux? A: There are different definitions of flux in different areas. Here it is defined as...

This video discusses the use of IAA in a potential cancer treatment studied in "Recombinant horseradish peroxidase variants for targeted cancer treatment" Bonifert, G., Folkes, L., Gmeiner, C., Dachs, G., & Spadiut, O. (2016). Cancer Medicine, 5(6), 1194–1203., and how Non-invasive Micro-test Technology can be used to further research this deve...

This video first introduces some important components of NMT. It then goes on to show the difference between using NMT vs Traditional Microsensors while studying ionic activity. Check Out More Applications NMT's most popular field is currently plant physiology, but creative scientists are applying it to new fields every day, like diabetes and cance...

In vivo sample testing is one of the most important aspects of research in life sciences. The importance of observing the functions and behaviors of a sample as they occur in real life is irrefutable. Obviously, a living organism is very different physiologically than when it is deceased. So how do we assemble information from studying a non-living...

The nitrogen cycle is incredibly important in many industries, such as agriculture and waste water treatment. The microbes involved in this cycle are the stars of the show; one bacteria in particular was highlighted in Nature this past week. In addition, NMT could further this research by measuring nitrogen-based molecules in this bacteria. The Pap...