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Nannapat Sangfuang is a PhD candidate at UCL School of Pharmacy. Her main research interest is a drug targeted at the human microbiome for healthy ageing under the supervision of Proffesor Abdul Basit. The group is highly multidisciplinary in pharmaceutical sciences and is most renowned for translational 3D printing and advanced colonic drug delivery.
At the 14th PBP World Meeting 2024 on Pharmaceutics, Biopharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Technology in Vienna, Nannapat has a fantastic opportunity to exhibit
her recent research findings in unlocking the interaction
of senolytic drugs and the human gut microbiota, including the potential method to repurpose their therapeutic effect for treating IBD. In this project, the Whitley A25 Anaerobic Workstation is one of the most essential tools to make this work possible, as the human gut microbiota requires a suitable environment to
preserve the stability and viability of the microbiome.
The Whitley A25 Anaerobic Workstation
The Whitley A25 Workstation might be small but it
has the same precise control of parameters as our
larger workstations, ensuring the very best anaerobic conditions are maintained. It has a capacity of 300 Petri dishes while still leaving more than adequate space to process samples in a strictly controlled anaerobic environment. Unlike with anaerobic jars, you can check your plates regularly and perform tasks inside the workstation without risk to your samples.
The A25 is fitted with a full colour touchscreen providing the user with an intuitive interface to control and operate the workstation, as well as to display parameters. A single plate entry system (letterbox)is available to provide a straightforward way to quickly introduce individual Petri dishes into the workstation.
If you are interested in our travel grants, please find more details on the Travel Grant page or contact sales@dwscientific.co.uk. For more information on our anaerobic workstation range please see the links below or email us at sales@dwscientific.co.uk.
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