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Learn how one scientist is harnessing the latest imaging technology to advance his research and generate high-resolution images of neural tissue

For purification of cell-free total RNA, including miRNA, from animal and human plasma and serum

Researchers in the US are using multiplex immunofluorescence to unravel the complexities of the spatial biology within the microenvironment of brain tumors

Discover how automation enhances accuracy and efficiency of liquid biopsy workflows, paving the way for advancements in personalized medicine and improved patient care

 Robustness to sample variation, low picogram sensitivity, and simplicity in delivering highly precise and reproducible MS and MS/MS data without the need for tuning or optimization.

Specialists explore the importance of effective and dependable product characterization in the development and formulation of nanoparticles

Since 1985 ChemDraw® solutions have provided powerful capabilities and integrations to help you quickly turn ideas and drawings into publications you can be proud of.  A chemistry communication suite that transforms your chemical drawings into chemical knowledge by facilitating the management, reporting, and presenting of your Chemistry research.

The significant contributions of Dr. Anne Wyllie to Covid-19 testing and clinical research at the Yale School of Public Health

New data presented at AMP 2024 demonstrates best-in-class tissue and blood performance from both DNA and RNA

New Multi Reflecting Time-of-Flight (MRT) mass spectrometry platform delivers highest quality resolution at fast speeds

Slide-A-Lyzer Dialysis devices facilitate simple and effective removal of buffer salts and small contaminants from proteins and other macromolecules without the hassle of dialysis tubing.

Join us on Wednesday, September 30, for this expert-led webinar on the pathogenicity and transmission of Salmonella

Researchers receive funding to explore how fluorescent materials can detect the presence of pesticides and herbicides in food production

Researchers at the University of Bern have analyzed a mechanism by which the coronavirus manipulates human cells to replicate itself

Learn how our understanding of neurodegenerative diseases has been transformed by affinity screening technology

60 MHz Benchtop NMR Spectrometer with Proton and Fluorine capability.

University researchers have developed a human nose organoid to study the interactions between human cells and viral infection

Dr. Jeremy Hirota takes us through the technology behind his translational research program for respiratory health

60 MHz Benchtop NMR Spectrometer with Proton, Fluorine and Carbon capability.

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