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Applied Biological Materials (abm) is your one-stop shop for anything lifesciences - from genome-wide collections of viral vectors/viruses and CRISPR gene editing tools, to cell lines and antibodies.

04/24/2026

Quality > Quantity: Is your Lentivirus actually working? 🦠

In viral vector production, a high titer can be misleading. Are you counting "empty envelopes" or delivered messages? ✉️

This month, we’re breaking down:
🔹 Physical Titer: The total count of viral particles (the "stuff"). 📏
🔹 Functional Titer: The true measure of infectious potency (the "hits"). 🎯

The Takeaway: A high Physical-to-Functional (P:F) ratio can cause cell toxicity without the results you need. Know your IU/mL for a precise MOI! 🧪✨

🎥 Link to the full video here: https://youtu.be/Zw57RzY0BFY?si=oNReKcF5apRJN0Bv

04/16/2026

🌟 Employee Spotlight 🌟

Meet Paul 👋

Paul has been part of the BD & Marketing team at abm for nearly 8 months, bringing both curiosity and a strong foundation as a nutritional science student.

Outside of work, he’s all about experiences — whether it’s going to concerts (with BTS and The Neighbourhood coming up 🎶), discovering new books, or finding the best spots to eat (he’s your go-to if you need recommendations).

He also loves to travel, with New York and Japan at the top of his list — and he’s already planning a trip to New York this Christmas ✈️

We’re lucky to have his energy and passion on the team!

04/14/2026

April is Oral Health Awareness Month!

Oral cancers aren’t one disease. Even within the same tissue, tumors vary widely driven by genetics, HPV status, and patient differences. That’s why model selection matters.

abm provides a range of oral cell models:
- Tumor cell lines
- Immortalized cells
- Stromal models
- Engineered systems (CRISPR, reporters)

Explore how the right models can support your next oral health breakthrough through our website. https://buff.ly/l21vXND

04/08/2026

🧪 Science Today | Gene Therapy Breakthrough 🌱

No more transplants? Scientists found a tiny window right after birth when blood stem cells circulate freely — and they used it to deliver healthy genes directly with viral vectors.

In mouse models, this in vivo therapy corrected immune deficiencies, bone disease, and marrow failure — offering hope for conditions like ADA-SCID and Fanconi anemia.

From risky transplants to simple injections, this discovery could rewrite how we treat genetic blood disorders.

🔗 DOI: 10.1038/s41586-025-09070-3

04/07/2026

⚡️ Fuel your fibroblasts for optimal growth!

ABM’s Human Fibroblast Cell Growth Medium Kit (Cat. No. TM107) is a purpose-built culture system formulated specifically for human fibroblast cells. Each kit includes a basal medium and a matched supplement, designed for optimal growth under standard 5% CO₂ culture conditions. Whether starting new cultures or maintaining advanced ones, this kit helps you focus on your experiments — not on media troubleshooting.

✨ Fibroblast-specialized – formulated for optimal human fibroblast growth
✨ Complete kit – basal medium and supplement included for immediate use
✨ Culture-ready – designed for standard conditions (5% CO₂) and adherent fibroblast usage
✨ Simplified workflow – straightforward setup helps you spend less time on media prep

Streamline your fibroblast workflows with ABM’s TM107 Growth Medium Kit — designed to support your research with dependable fibroblast culture performance.

04/02/2026

🚀 Spotlight: Featuring Dr. Cortney Gensemer!

✨ Meet Dr. Cortney Gensemer (), a researcher and science communicator whose work sits at the intersection of translational research, chronic illness, and patient-centered impact. With a unique perspective shaped by both science and lived experience, Cortney uses her platform to make research feel more human, honest, and accessible.

🔬 Her work focuses on complex chronic diseases, biomarkers, and improving diagnosis and treatment — but what really sets her apart is how openly she shares the realities of being a scientist, patient, and mother all at once.

🔗 Want to learn more about Cortney’s research, her perspective, and why honest science communication matters? Read the full feature — link in bio!

04/01/2026

🧬 Science Today | New Tool Reads DNA & RNA in One Cell

Scientists at EMBL have developed SDR-seq, a breakthrough single-cell technology that reads both DNA and RNA from the same cell — unlocking how genetic variants in coding and non-coding regions influence disease.

Because more than 95% of disease-linked mutations live in non-coding DNA, traditional single-cell methods often miss them. SDR-seq solves this by capturing genome-wide variants alongside gene expression at high throughput, revealing how specific mutations alter cellular states.

Using patient-derived B-cell lymphoma samples, researchers showed that cells with more variants displayed stronger malignant signaling, demonstrating SDR-seq’s ability to connect genotype and phenotype with unprecedented precision.

By finally linking hidden non-coding variants to their functional effects, SDR-seq opens new possibilities for diagnosing disease, interpreting risk variants, and developing future therapies.

🔗 DOI: 10.1038/s41592-025-02805-0

03/31/2026

🔬 We’re excited to be attending AACR this year and can’t wait to connect with the research community.

From supporting complex workflows to helping advance discovery, we’re proud to work alongside teams across academia and biotech.

📍 Come visit us at Booth 4254

03/30/2026

After three productive days in Bacoli, near Naples, our Global Distributor Meeting has concluded on a highly positive note.

The meeting provided an important opportunity to strengthen strategic alignment across our global distributor network, exchange insights, and discuss new scientific and business opportunities. The quality of the discussions and the collaborative spirit throughout the event reaffirmed the strength of our partnerships and our shared commitment to future growth.

We extend our sincere thanks to all participants for their valuable contributions and engagement. Together, we look ahead with confidence to a successful 2026.

03/27/2026

When the vector works but the immune response has other plans 🔥

03/26/2026

New video just dropped 🎥✨

Discover how 3D cell culture is transforming biological research and how abm supports advanced 3D cell models using tools like 🧬:
🔬 SpheroWell™ 96-Well Plate
🧫 Immortalized cell lines
🧪 Specialized organoid culture media

Watch now ▶️ https://youtu.be/ldygDyelcE0

03/25/2026

🧬 Science Today | Breakthrough Lets Scientists Grow Immune Cells They Couldn’t Before

Researchers at the University of British Columbia have unlocked a reliable way to grow helper T cells from stem cells in the lab — a cell type that was previously impossible to produce consistently. By precisely timing key developmental signals, the team coaxed stem cells into becoming powerful immune “conductors” that help activate and sustain anti-disease responses.

The advance addresses a longstanding obstacle in immune cell therapies, where the lack of scalable production limited how broadly these treatments could be applied. Growing both helper and killer T cells from stem cells could make off-the-shelf immune therapies more effective, affordable, and accessible for cancer and other diseases.

This breakthrough moves engineered cell therapies closer to being ready-made rather than patient-specific, with the potential to transform how immune-based treatments are manufactured and deployed.

🔗 DOI: 10.1016/j.stem.2025.12.010

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Applied Biological Materials (abm) provides quality research reagents and custom services at incredible prices. We have an extensive product range to make abm your one-stop supplier for all your research needs: PCR, RT-PCR, qPCR, antibodies, siRNA, miRNA, CRISPR, stable cell lines, immortalized cell lines, growth factors, and various viral expression systems (adenovirus, lentivirus, AAV).

If you can’t find what you need, please let us know; our R&D team will tailor to your needs. We also provide custom services for the more challenging or time-consuming parts of your research projects. Custom recombinant adenovirus, custom lentivirus, custom cloning, gene synthesis, protein production and sequencing services are a few examples of abm’s assortment of services available to you. Conducting research shouldn’t cost you a fortune! abm is here to help! Please contact us for more information on any of our products and available services.