News & Articles

Actionable Insights Tumor Panel enables monitoring of cancer biomarkers from plasma samples

SelectScience® spoke to Chris Guerin, Bio Imaging Core facility at the Flanders Institute of Technology, about innovations in high resolution correlative microscopy

Future joint collaborations are expected as work continues to unlock the full clinical and research potential of both technologies

Reference data set from Horizon affirms proven accuracy of GeneReader workflow

First Prospective Clinical Trial of Liquid Biopsy with Real-World Clinical Application

Eppendorf expands its portfolio of rigid-wall single-use vessels for fermentation

Cell Culture Solutions from Olympus

Studies demonstrate pioneering research possible using ChIP technology

SelectScience® spoke to Dr Louise Hughes, Bio-Imaging Unit, Oxford Brookes University, about the technology her lab cannot do without

SelectScience® spoke to Thomas Deerinck, National Center for Microscopy and Imaging Research at University of California, San Diego, about how correlative microscopy is helping scientists understand disease states

Horizon’s X-MAN cell lines to be made available in conjunction with Ubiquigent’s ubiquitin-related Drug Discovery Services

34-gene panel for assessing risk of 15 inherited cancers among new Quest Vantage™ test services to be highlighted during the 2016 ASCO Annual Meeting

Collaboration with Therawis addresses unmet need to guide clinical decisions in breast cancer

SelectScience® spoke to Dr Yannick Schwab, Team Leader and Head of Electron Microscopy Core Facility at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), about a recent conference organized in conjunction with ZEISS Microscopy

AMSBIO’s new MitoXpress® Intra offers high throughput analysis of intracellular oxygen

New Phenome Centre Birmingham to use Thermo Scientific mass spectrometry instruments to advance metabolic phenotyping and metabolomics studies

Chromatrap® has announced a new 96-well high throughput purification plate for production of ultra-pure DNA

The highly successful Imagel just got even better. The new Imagel has been styled to fit the new Ultra-Thin Transilluminator and has added features