Mechanical Threads Between Chromosomes: New Study Reveals DNA-Based Linkers Holding the Genome Together During Mitosis

A new study from Northwestern University and Sonoma State University (Sun et al., 2026, bioRxiv) provides direct physical evidence that mitotic chromosomes aren’t the fully separate units they appear to be under the microscope. Using micropipette manipulation to gently extract chromosomes from living HeLa and mouse fibroblast cells, the researchers found that pulling on a […]

SBIR-Funded Alliance to Conquer the Cold-Chain

July 20, 2018 TopoGEN was featured in the local press in order to showcase our collaboration with Nanoly Bioscience based out of Boulder.  Nanoly has developed a polymer-based cage (the NanoShield) that can protect labile products from fluctuations in temperature and possibly obviate need for expensive dry ice transit around the world.  TopoGEN is going […]

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