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Discover the automated, quantitative, and label-free software-hardware integration set to accelerate therapeutics research

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Panel designed to provide surveillance of ongoing mutations of virus that causes COVID-19

How blood culture diagnostics are enabling accurate pathogen identification, resistance detection, and timely therapy

IL-6 assay aids in care management by determining patients at risk for intubation with mechanical ventilation

Avacta’s AffiDX SARS-CoV-2 lateral flow test detects both B117 ‘Kent’ and D614G variants of the virus

The test helps save on much-needed testing supplies since it allows for testing for all four viruses with one swab

Industry experts share insights on the elegant technology behind immunoassays and the critical raw materials that make them powerful

Funding will advance 3D lung cell culture models to accelerate drug discovery

New PhenoVue™ cell painting reagent kit makes the process of “painting” cells easier for research scientists by providing carefully selected and pre-optimized reagents

Watch this on-demand webinar to understand sample requirements and basic optimization steps for single-cell assays

The testing capacity provided by the Fluidigm system aims to help the university limit the spread of the virus

This highly sensitive, cost effective assay is designed for customers who receive a high volume of food samples daily

New capsid free antigen overcomes cross-reactivity difficulties, reducing the likelihood of false positives

Explore topics from pharmaceutical kinetics and AAV characterization to oligonucleotides and high-sensitivity troponin assays

Enables researchers to generate more data in less time to support both preclinical and clinical studies

With this addition, researchers can more easily screen for small molecule modulators of cGAS

Kickstart your new year with this compilation of top eBooks, techniques, webinars and videos across a range of scientific topics

Researchers have used Test and Trace data to find out why some individuals pass COVID-19 on to their contacts more easily than others