Guava Technologies Inc.

Company Overview

Guava Technologies, Inc. is a privately-held biotechnology company that develops, manufactures and markets cellular analysis systems for the life science research marketplace. Guava provides highly miniaturized, hands-on, microliter-scaled systems that make commonly used, but important assays in cell-based analysis accessible at the benchtop. Guava's technology has broad applications to life science research, drug discovery, and biopharmaceutical production today, while also offering potential for use in clinical testing, blood processing and predictive medicine, as well as other areas where single cell analysis is important.

Quick Facts
Guava Technologies Inc.
25801 Industrial Boulevard
Hayward, CA 94545-2991

Web:	www.guavatechnologies.com

Phone:	510-576-1400
Fax:	510-576-1500

Featured Solutions

• Measuring Chemokine-Induced Chemotaxis through Actin Polymerization Assays by Guava Technologies Inc.
  In this application note, Guava Technologies, Inc. explains measuring of Chemokine-induced Chemotaxis through actin polymerization assays.
  
  
• Screening compounds for Apoptotic and Cytotoxic activity by Guava Technologies Inc.
  In this application note, Guava Technologies, Inc. demonstrates the usefulness and reproducibility of plate based cellular assays to screen for small molecules with cytotoxic and apoptotic activity.
  
  
• Affordable, Efficient CD4 T Cell counting using the Guava EasyCD4 assay system by Guava Technologies Inc.
  In this application note, Guava Technologies, Inc. explains a novel technology for cell analysis that is generically referred to as microcapillary cytometry, which permits analyses to be performed on very small numbers of cells in typically only a few microliters, using far less reagent to label cells than conventional cell analysis systems.
  
  
• Determining monoclonal antibody specificity using the Guava CellPaint assay by Guava Technologies Inc.
  In this application note, Guava Technologies, Inc. describes its CellPaint assay for determining monoclonal antibody specificity.