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Agilent offer polypropylene reservoirs for a wide range of automated liquid handlers and hand-held pipettors.

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ABLATOM deploys its LIBS microscope at the Grenoble Alpes University Hospital (CHUGA) to revolutionize patient diagnostics

Whether you’re looking to reduce hands-on time, improve diagnostic precision, or streamline lab operations, choosing the right hematology analyzer or staining solution is critical. But with so many options on the market, where do you begin? Download this expert guide to discover how to choose the best hematology technology for your lab’s unique needs.

MOBILion's SLIM tech reaches 100 publications, showcasing its innovation and impact in advancing separation science

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EUROIMMUN offers a comprehensive range of assays for in vitro analysis of specific IgE (sIgE). EUROLINE profiles provide multiplex detection of sIgE against up to 54 allergens targeted to specific indications or regions. Chemiluminescence immunoassays (ChLIA) on the benchtop IDS-iSYS system provide quantitative detection of sIgE against individual parameters, which are selected according to the patient’s requirements.

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MS analyzes possible over a wide mass range, even with small sample volumes

Customized online-monitoring of industrial processes and waste water streams.

The entry-level member of the modular Autolab instruments family, the PGSTAT128N is a low current, low noise, and fast potentiostat/galvanostat capable of measuring a maximum of 800 mA, with a compliance voltage of 12 V. The PGSTAT128N is a high-performance low-cost option for electrochemical measurements in small cells.

Explore how the FDA’s final rule on LDTs will affect how clinical laboratories conduct their operations

Dr. Erwin Berthier discusses how remote capillary blood microsampling prioritizes patient experiences while maintaining clinical grade sample quality