ThinkCyte is a biotechnology company founded in 2016 with offices in Tokyo, Japan and Redwood City, California. The company develops innovative technologies such as the VisionSort cell sorting system.
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ThinkCyte is a biotechnology company headquartered in Japan. Xcout tracks 10 named people at ThinkCyte, including Hikaru Nagahori, CPA (Chief Operating Officer, President of ThinkCyte North America).
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