We study the molecular mechanisms of neuronal survival and degeneration, induced by oxygen and glucose deprivation in vitro. The HypOxystation enables us to consistently maintain a 1.0% oxygen environment.

Dr. Zixu Mao
Dept of Pharmacology
Emory University School of Medicine, USA

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My research involves investigating the intracellular dynamic signalling in mammalian cells -I'm using my HypOxystation to generate samples and conduct live cell imaging in hypoxic conditions.

Dr. Violaine See
Biological Sciences
University of Liverpool, England

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I use my HypOxystation for the accurate, precise control of oxygen that my work with microaerophilic and capnophilic bacteria requires. I also use the instrument to investigate how strictly anaerobic bacteria, such as clostridia, respond to oxygen exposure.

Dr. Klaus Winzer
Centre for Biomolecular Sciences
Nottingham University, England

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Without tightly controlled oxygen tension, experimental design is not as robust as it should be. Our HypOxystation opens up more experiments to us and gives us confidence in the data generated.

Dr. Roger Phillips
Institute of Cancer Therapeutics
University of Bradford, England

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We have used two HypOxystations for about a year now to investigate the roll of hypoxia in tumor microenvironments. They are running constantly without any problems. With the results being generated, and the demand for their use, we are considering buying a third instrument."

Dr. Bradley Wouters
Senior Scientist
Ontario Cancer Institute, Canada

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