Case Study: University of California, Davis advances tissue engineering with Molecular Devices MultiWash+ Microplate Washer

University of California, Davis uses Molecular Devices MultiWash+ with 20 wash protocols for ELISA workflows

The University of California, Davis's Leach Laboratory, which focuses on bone and other tissue engineering research, faced the challenge of identifying specific proteins within cellular pathways. To support this work, they utilized the MultiWash+ Microplate Washer from Molecular Devices as part of their ELISA workflow.

Molecular Devices provided the solution with their MultiWash+ system, which was used by doctoral candidate Kaitlin Murphy for its adjustable protocols and efficiency. The washer enabled the precise laboratory processes required to advance the lab's research into developing replacement and temporal bridge tissue, contributing to their groundbreaking work in cellular and tissue engineering.

University of California, Davis