Genomax Technologies

Join us for an exciting Tech Talk on Agilent Cell Analysis Portfolio for Comprehensive Cell Studies!

Discover how flow cytometry, RTCA, and Seahorse XF technologies can provide deeper insights into cell health, function, and metabolism.

📅 Date: 14 April 2026 (Tuesday)
⏰ Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
📍 Venue: IMMB Level 1, Meeting Room 1, Faculty of Medicine, UiTM Sungai Buloh

🎤 Speaker: Mr. Charlie Chin (Field Application Specialist, Genomax Technologies)

👉 Register here: https://forms.gle/tTdbfPoosRsEqUzJ7

Limited seats available – secure your spot now!

🚀 Agilent Real-Time Cell Analysis (RTCA) Workshop

Join us to explore the power of real-time, label-free cell analysis using RTCA technology. Learn how to monitor cell proliferation, morphology, and drug response dynamically to enhance your research outcomes.

📅 Date: 15 April 2026
📍 Venue: Faculty of Pharmacy, UiTM Puncak Alam
⏰ Time: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM

👨‍🏫 Trainer: Mr Charlie Chin (Field Application Specialist, Genomax Technologies)

✨ What you’ll gain:
✔ Fundamentals of RTCA technology
✔ Research applications (cytotoxicity & migration)
✔ Hands-on lab sessions
✔ Software training & data analysis

📌 Register here:
👉 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfmRQs3uF197XDbY15UWcnlajcssEwGScTxFGYiIWqkc14gsg/viewform?pli=1

📲 Or scan the QR code on the poster
📞 012-238 8501
📧 [email protected]

🔬 Tech Talk: Introduction to Agilent Cell Analysis Portfolio
(Focus on XF Seahorse Analyzer for Cell Metabolism Study)

Join us to learn the fundamentals of cellular metabolism using the Agilent Seahorse XF Analyzer. Discover how to measure real-time cellular respiration and glycolysis, and apply these insights in drug testing, infectious disease, and cancer research.

📅 Date: 14 April 2026
⏰ Time: 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM
📍 Venue: Main Meeting Room, Level 4, FPSK, UPM

👨‍🏫 Speaker: Mr Charlie Chin
(Field Application Specialist, Genomax Technologies)

✨ Highlights:
✔ Seahorse XF Analyzer principles & workflow
✔ Cellular metabolism applications
✔ Mitochondrial function & glycolysis analysis
✔ Software walkthrough & Q&A

📌 Register here:
👉 https://forms.gle/eXnvst2tQB1TczEG8

📲 Or scan the QR code on the poster
📞 012-238 8501
📧 [email protected]

Human blood proteomics (Part 2): How?

Methods for human blood proteins profiling can generally be categorized into mass spectrometry-based and affinity-based approaches.

Mass spectrometry is the most commonly used approach in proteomics. Plasma proteomic workflow typically involves enzymatic digestion of circulating proteins into peptides for identification and quantification of proteins by pattern matching against database. Peptides are separated into fractions by chromatographic methods and sequentially injected into the MS instrument where peptides are scanned, selected, fragmented and detected.

Mass spectrometry provides unparalleled, unambiguous identification of specific peptides including the isoforms, but its application to plasma proteomics at population level remains prohibitive due to slow throughput and inability to quantify low abundance proteins without extensive upfront sample separation.

Affinity-based approaches use specific protein-binding detection reagents as probes for molecular protein analyses. While antibodies are the best-established binders used in classical immunoaffinity methods for protein analysis, various recombinant antibody mimetics were also discovered and/or developed, including scFv, VHH, DARpins, and aptamers.

For confident detection (and quantification) in different applications, paired reagents are preferred, where dual binding serves to increase specificity, sensitivity and signal-to-noise ratios in assays.

Classical immunoassays including ELISA, IHC, IF, flow cytometry and western blots typically have a "one binder, one sample" setup. Affinity-based proteomic profiling technologies have been expanded to high-throughput, multiplexed, miniaturized systems by integrating paired affinity reagents for high sensitivity and high specificity, offering the advantage of detecting proteins across a wide dynamic range while minimizing the amount of starting material required and the analysis time needed.

Stay tuned to know more about different high-plex, ultra-sensitive affinity-based proteomic profiling platforms!

Human blood proteomics (Part 1): What and why?

Complete coverage of human proteome can be defined differently: the gene-centric approach identifies one representative protein from each gene locus using binders while protein-centric approach considers every splice variant, post-translational modification and isoform.

Bloodstream is the highway that carries various nutrients and hormones and other modulators throughout the human body for proper function. A drop of blood can essentially offer a snapshot of the overall state of an individual at a given time.

Proteins secreted or that leak into the circulation are involved in physiological processes related to blood homeostasis, transportation, defense, signaling, digestion and inhibition of other proteins, inflammation and wound healing. The presence of cellular proteins in the bloodstream may be a consequence of various complex processes, including response to damage to cells and organs.

Blood samples have high protein content which spans broad dynamic range in expression compared to cellular proteome. From a gene-centric view, the entire human proteome is approximated to be 20,000, but over 20 proteins made up ~99% of the blood proteins, with the remaining 1% containing many low-abundance proteins present at sub-pg/ml levels or discernable only under certain pathological conditions.

Changes in blood proteins concentrations can signal or drive underlying health issues. Study of the human proteome has profound significance in both basic and medical research, as well as for the biotechnological and pharmaceutical industries, particularly in the aspects of improving diagnostics, monitoring responses to therapy, predicting disease progression, and discovering novel therapeutic targets.

The relative ease of sample collection, which is also inexpensive and minimally invasive, enables longitudinal collection/testing during study or monitoring, making blood samples ideal for routine biomedical and clinical applications.

Depending on whether blood clotting is permitted or inhibited by anticoagulants during the blood draw, the eventual cell-free fluid collected upon centrifugation will be the "serum" or "plasma" sample which accommodates the proteome.

Are you looking to study human blood proteomics on plasma or serum samples? What profiling methods are you considering?

🔬 Webinar Alert: Spatial Proteomics in Action!

Join an exclusive webinar by Bruker Corporation and discover how spatial proteomics is advancing immune research in nasal polyps!

✨ What you’ll learn:
• CellScape™ Precise Spatial Proteomics (PSP) workflow
• High-resolution imaging & Weave® data analysis
• How to extract meaningful insights from complex tissue

👨‍🔬 Speakers:
• Nic West, PhD (Griffith University)
• Matthew Ingalls, PhD (Bruker Spatial Biology)
• Alice Ly, PhD (Aspect Analytics)

📅 Date: 25 March 2026
⏰ Time: 11:00 AM

👉 Secure your spot here:
https://go.brukerspatialbiology.com/CellScapeNicWestWebinar.html?mkt_tok=NzAwLUpZRi0xNzEAAAGghSvLBcFO39BzXlfAknCPc4VfRSzyDG3AQzJboqneS5TgIpFUU_AOZJMqjiy8j3os9mu_eFhFDfaYTqdO2cE

🔬 Special Promotion for Researchers!

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* Cancer Research
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For enquiries:
📧 [email protected]

Limited time promotion — don’t miss this opportunity!

📢 Mitochondrial Function Analysis Workshop 2.0 (Hybrid Workshop)

🔬 Interested in mastering mitochondrial function analysis in biomedical research?

Join our Mitochondrial Function Analysis Workshop 2.0 and discover how to analyze cellular metabolism using the Agilent Real-time Mitochondrial Analyzer

📊 In this workshop, participants will gain insights into how researchers measure:
* Oxygen Consumption Rate (OCR)
* Extracellular Acidification Rate (ECAR)
* ATP Production
* Mitochondrial Respiration
* Metabolic Phenotype of Cells

Participants will also be introduced to mitochondrial assays widely used in research areas such as:
🧬 Ageing & Cellular Metabolism
🧬 Immune Cell Metabolism
🧬 Cancer Metabolism
🧬 Mitochondrial Fuel Pathways

👩‍🎓👨‍🔬 Who should attend?
Students • Academics • Researchers • Scientists

👩‍🏫 Speakers
* Prof. Dr. Suzana Makpol (Biochemistry Department, UKM)
* Dr. Norwahidah Abdul Karim (Biochemistry Department, UKM)
* Charlie Chin Ding Sheng (Genomax Technologies)
* David Chung Tzu Yang (Genomax Technologies)

📅 Date: 19 – 20 May 2026
📍 Venue:
* Lecture Hall 1
* Department of Biochemistry Seminar Room
Preclinical Building, Faculty of Medicine, UKM

💰 Early Bird (Before 1 April 2026)
⚠️Seats are limited for face-to-face participants.
📌 Registration Deadline: 18 May 2026
🔗 Register Now:
https://forms.gle/8ovF4mGJPwXByFZC6

📞 Contact:
Dr Norwahidah Abdul Karim (03-91459555)
Ms Nur Haleeda Hakimi (03-91458689)

For enquiries:
📧 [email protected]

Genomax Technologies Sdn. Bhd. and UPM-MAKNA Cancer Research Laboratory (CANRES), Institute of Bioscience, UPM will be organizing a CANRES Webinar Series 1 (2026) with the details as below:

Title: Flow Cytometry for Cancer Research Application

Speaker: Mr. Charlie Chin, Field Application Specialist, Genomax Technologies Sdn. Bhd.

🗓️ Date: 3 March 2026 (Tuesday)

⏱️ Time: 10 am -11 am

💻 Google Meet Link: https://meet.google.com/kyf-zbjk-yfp

We invite all students, and researchers who are interested to attend this session.

For further details, please refer to the attached poster. To register, kindly complete the registration form via the following link:
https://forms.gle/7HNqohqfqCcHnzmz9

🧬 High-Plex. Spatial Precision. Zero Compromise.

The gap between the transcriptome and the proteome has officially been bridged. With Bruker’s GeoMx® 1,200-plex Discovery Proteome Atlas (DPA), true multi-omics discovery is now a spatial reality.

What sets this apart isn't just the plex—it’s the precision. You can now capture deep protein expression profiles for every single Region of Interest (ROI) you select on your tissue section.

Why the DPA Panel is the new standard:

• True Multi-omics: Pair the Whole Transcriptome Atlas (WTA) with 1,200+ protein targets on a single slide.

• IHC-Validated: Every target is powered by IHC-validated antibodies, giving you the gold-standard reliability your peer-reviewed data demands.

• Functional Depth: Go beyond expression with coverage for over 130 post-translational modifications (PTMs).

• Granular ROI Insight: Get 1,200-plex data tailored to your specific morphological regions—from the tumor microenvironment to specific cell niches.

Stop guessing what’s happening between RNA and protein. Start seeing it in high resolution.

Is your lab ready to unlock the 1,200-plex spatial era? 🚀

Reach out to us at [email protected] to learn more about DPA, and for the full antibody clone list.

📢📢📢Calling for ICESCO Precision Medicine Symposium participants. Remember to drop by our exhibition booth. Genomax Technologies team is looking forward to see you!

🗓️Date: 14th Aug 2023 (Monday)
🕗Time: 8.30am - 5.00pm
📍Venue: National Institute of Health, Setia Alam, Selangor, Malaysia.

Assalamualaikum and greetings,

We are delighted to inform you that the Institute for Medical Research will be organizing the ICESCO PRECISION MEDICINE SYMPOSIUM:

🗓️ Date: 14th August 2023 (Monday)
⏱️ Time: 9.00 am to 4.00 pm
🔗 https://rb.gy/5yrrz (link will be activated on 14th August 2023 at 9.00am to 4.00pm)

Please refer to the flyer for more information. Do not miss out on the opportunity to join this symposium virtually for free!