In today’s episode, the final episode of The Single-Cell World, Cátia makes a surprising confession. Before speaking with today’s guest, she always assumed that the plastic consumables in single-cell and spatial transcriptomics kits were made by the same companies that developed and commercialized the technology.

But, as it turns out, that’s not the case. In fact, many of these critical consumables are produced by specialized manufacturers—like Edge Precision Manufacturing.

To know more about how these essential components are designed and created, Cátia talks with Andrew Kamholz, the CEO of Edge Precision Manufacturing. Together, they explore the fascinating world of plastic consumable manufacturing and the crucial role these specialized companies play in advancing the technology used in cutting-edge research.

Useful Resources

* Edge Precision Manufacturing Website

* Andrew Kamholz, the CEO of Edge Precision Manufacturing

* Edge Precision Manufacturing LinkedIn

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