Promega Preview (UK and Ireland) - January 2025

Promega Preview (UK and Ireland) - January 2025

Welcome to the first issue of 2025!


Supporting Heart Health with Wessex Heartbeat

This month we were delighted to welcome Mark Ind and Professor Nick Curzen from Wessex Heartbeat, a regional charity dedicated to supporting patients with congenital and cardiovascular diseases, as well as their families.

To learn more about Wessex Heartbeat and how Promega UK is proud to support their mission, visit our blog.


NEW Product | Lumit??dsRNA Detection Assay

Do you need to detect and quantify dsRNA? If so our latest Lumit? assay could be just what you’re looking for. With no cross reactivity to ssRNA or DNA, this sensitive assay allows you to quantitatively measure dsRNA independently of size or sequence (≥30bp). The simple workflow doesn’t require wash steps and doesn’t rely on antibodies for detection of dsRNA.

Discover dsRNA Detection Here


New Product | Quantify Target Cell Killing with Confidence

HiBiT Target Cell Killing (TCK) Bioassays provide a cutting-edge, highly specific method for accurately measuring the activity of biologic drugs where target cell lysis is a key mechanism of action. With applications across a broad spectrum of next-generation biologics, including CAR-T cells, bispecific antibodies and monoclonal antibodies, these assays deliver quantitative readouts with unmatched precision and flexibility. Their scalable workflow supports drug development from early discovery through to commercial lot release.

Raji, Ramos and H929 HiBiT Target Cells are now available in the catalogue, with even more TCK target and effector cell lines available in Early Access.

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Find Promega UK at...

World Organoid Research Day+ Conference


Festival of Genomics & Biodata 2025


Promega Research Shows Potential of Selective Degrader Against Paediatric Cancer Cell Lines

Promega research?published this month in?Nature Communications?demonstrates a new potential approach for managing multiple myeloma and other haematological cancers. The molecule, called SJ3149, demonstrates potent anti-proliferative activity in a variety of human cancer cell lines through selective degradation of the cancer-causing protein CK1α. The authors suggest that this degrader shows great promise for broad-spectrum anti-cancer applications.

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Lucy Wheatley

Emerging Technologies Project Manager at Promega Corporation

1 个月

Very excited about the new product launches- the Lumit dsRNA kit has already generated a lot of interest in the RNA therapy space and being able to accurately measure target-specific death is so important for mechanism-of-action studies for advanced therapies. Very much looking forward to working with scientists wanting to bring these assays in house!

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