More Exciting Photos from inside the new
NOVOBIOTRONICS RESEARCH LABORATORY!!
(Above & Below)Our New "SuperTube" Plasma tube, designed by Dr. James Bare, treats leukemia cells sitting on our inverted phase contrast microscope. The "SuperTube" creates a very beautiful and colorful plasma display inside that is tremendously effective against the cancer cells (data coming soon!).
(Above) Frequency-Specific Oscillating Pulsed Electric Fields (OPEF) treat Leukemia cells in the new Novobiotronics Research laboratory. The cells are sitting on our phase contrast inverted microscope which has a camera attached. The scope camera is displayed on the PC computer screen to the right..... where you can see cancer cells being destroyed in a live experiment run in the lab in 2014-15.
(Above) Dr. Anthony Holland, President of Novobiotronics Inc., sits in front of the new Class II Biosafety Cabinet (a bit of the incubator is seen to the right of the photo).
(Above) Leukemia cells are treated with two plasma tubes! A "SuperTube" on the left side of the microscope and a "Phanotron" tube on the right side of the microscope. The electric field strength with this combination is enormous! This is a photo from a live experiment where we were running simultaneous multiple frequency sweeps (different frequencies into each tube). We plan to do more "double plasma tube" tests in the future. In the background, left of the round 'Phanotron' tube,and just above the cells on the scope in this photo, you can see our CO2 (carbon dioxide) gas detector/alarm. Since we have compressed CO2 tanks in the room, we closely monitor CO2 levels at all times in case there are any small leaks in the CO2 lines. If CO2 levels climb above about 2% in the room, it can become toxic and dangerous to the lab workers, but this CO2 detector/alarm warns us before any dangerous levels occur. Safety is priority #1 in the new Novobiotronics research lab!
(Above): Double Plasma tube setup as seen from overhead in the dark.
(Below): The 'SuperTube' Plasma antenna treats Leukemia cells on the microscope. In the background you can see additional equipment in the lab including the DC power supply (just above the plasma tube), the centrifuge (above the DC power supply in this photo), vortex machine (left of centrifuge), pipette rack with an array of pipettes, a temperature controlled warm water bath and a rack for centrifuge tubes.
Coming soon! More news from the new Novobiotronics research lab, including cancer shattering news about our experimental results from 2014-15 which have already garnered international attention from scientists around the globe!
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