Resources

Improved RTqPCR Analysis of Difficult Plant RNA Samples

Genome Editing Made Easy: Genome Cleavage Selection (GCS)–Based Screening

A Complete Next-Generation Sequencing Workflow for Circulating Cell-Free DNA Isolation and Analysis

Using The Versatile Ion S5 System for Cancer Genomics and Transcriptomics Research

Genome Editing Made Easy: Improve Your Genomic Cleavage Detection (GCD) Assay

Genome Editing Made Easy: TAL Effector–Mediated Genome Editing

The Four Pillars of Achieving Accurate and Precise Cell Counts

Differential Gene Expression Analysis and Interpretation

Genome Editing Made Easy: Successful CRISPR Guide RNA Synthesis

No-lyse, No-wash Protocol for 6-color Immunophenotyping Analysis of Stained Human Whole Blood without Compensation using the Attune NxT Flow Cytometer

Copy Number Variation Analysis Using the QuantStudio® 3D Digital PCR System

Genome Editing Made Easy: Designing A Knock-In Experiment

A Complete Next-Generation Sequencing Workflow for Circulating Cell-Free DNA Isolation and Analysis

A Complete Workflow for High-Throughput Isolation of Serum miRNAs and Downstream Analysis by qRT-PCR: Application for Cancer Research and Biomarker Discovery

Comprehensive Sample-To-Variant Analysis Using the Ion Torrent Liquid Biopsy Workflow for Circulating Tumor Cells, Cell-Free DNA, And Matching Germline Controls from A Single Blood Sample

Uncovering Tumor Heterogeneity in FFPE Samples by Laser Capture Microdissection and Next-Generation Sequencing

Improve Genome Editing Outcomes in Biologically Relevant Cell Models

Pushing the Limits of Bottom-Up Proteomics with State-Of-The-Art Capillary UHPLC and Orbitrap Mass Spectrometry for Reproducible Quantitation of Proteomes

Complete Pesticides Workflow – Combination of LC-MS/MS and LC-HRAM Analysis

Determination of Water Pollutants Using Photometric Analysis

Rapid Target and Untarget Analytical Method for Alkaloids Analysis in Herbal Extracts

Screening and Quantitation of Micro-Pollutants from Sewage Water in the Process of Bank Filtration Using UHPLC-HRAM

Ultrahigh-Efficiency LC-MS/MS Separations of Proteolytic Digests on PepSwift Monolithic Columns