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Syncell is a life science technology company providing unique solutions to next-generation proteomics, unbiased, deep, spatially precise, highly sensitive, and highly specific all in one. Established in 2020, Syncell quickly launched its first Microscoop® platform Microscoop Mint and proprietary reagents Synlight™ and Synpull™ in 2024 to fill the gap of high-precision microscopy-guided proteomic discovery. The technology was designed to address the pain points of biological researchers in breadth, enabling microscopy-guided spatial protein purification and proteomic discovery at any visually recognizable regions of interest. Our commercial team is working tightly with the customers, and together with the R&D and production teams to maximize our customer’s success in discovering key protein players for specific problems of interest. 

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