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A Reliable Long-Read Sequencing Solution  

DNA library preparation for damaged samples  

DNA Library Preparation for Ion Torrent Platforms  

Prepare Single-Cell Methyl-Seq Libraries  

Discover more of the methylome  

Fast and easy library prep for routine sequencing  

The anti-p62 antibody is useful for research in ubiquitin-associated degradation and autophagy and for detection of neurofibrillary tangles in the brain of Alzheimer disease patients, in Parkinson diseases and various chronic liver diseases. Human p62 protein, present in intracytoplasmic inclusions is found in many tissues and cells, serving probably a common cellular signal transduction mechanism. Human 62 kD (p62) protein…

The Intuitive Software Platform for All MMI Systems

With Impedance Measurement and Dissipation.  Both frequency and quality of resonance are measured.

With Impedance Measurement and Dissipation.  Both frequency and quality of resonance are measured.

With Impedance Measurement and Dissipation.  Both frequency and quality of resonance are measured.

Photo Bioreactors

Rabbit polyclonal antibody to NKp46.

Rabbit polyclonal antibody to TL1A.

Optimized cryopreservation – versatile and ergonomic   

A module for the WOLF ® G2 Cell Sorter to sort and dispense into 96- or 384-well plates.

Easily label cells with an RNA-expressed barcode readily detected by RNA-Seq analysis

Fully automated pathogen DNA isolation and broad-range PCR analysis from body fluids, swabs and tissues for clinical routine diagnostics

Microbial DNA enrichment and isolation from fluids and tissue samples

Host DNA depletion for extraction of enriched bacterial and fungal DNA with your own DNA isolation system

DNA-free Taq DNA polymerases for contamination-free analysis

Microbial DNA enrichment, isolation and PCR detection

Host DNA depletion and microbial DNA isolation

Fully automated microbial DNA enrichment and isolation

Universal 16S rDNA real-time PCR assay for sensitive detection of bacterial DNA