imOmics in Action

In this experiment, we explore the changes of copper ion flux after the transient addition of 1um indoleacetic acid to the mature area of Arabidopsis roots. 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 cancer research. Now, labs...

In July 2018, Plant Physiology published the latest research results of aluminum toxins by Professor Yu Min of Foshan University of Science and Technology and Professor Shabala of the University of Tasmania. The study used non-invasive micro-test technology to measure the IAA flux and root surface pH of pea roots. The research results exp...

Cotton is one of the most important natural textile fibers in the world used to produce clothing, furniture, and industrial products. From this study, we know that hormone signal transduction regulates the growth and development of cotton fibers. The results provide new ideas to improve the yield and quality of cotton fibers. Wenjun Hu et al. AKR2A...

This video briefly outlines the history of IAA (indole-3-acetic acid) and YoungerUSA's very first commercialized NMT IAA fl ux sensor. From 1880 up to today, all plant scientists can agree that plant hormones, such as auxins, are very important in understanding plant growth and regulation. Now YoungerUSA provides the world's first product that can ...

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...