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Discover the key strategies and technologies for successful lead optimization in translational medicine, empowering your biotherapeutic antibody development with robust data and de-risking the path to clinical advancement

Explore the role of alpha synuclein biomarkers in supporting the detection and monitoring of Parkinson’s disease

Rapid, manual counting of colonies

The Seward Stomacher® EVO lab blender combines the gold standard attributes of the original Stomacher® 400 with improved, easy to use features. Maximum performance in sample preparation combined with reduced laboratory consumable and waste disposal costs when used with our Seward Stomacher® Eco bags.

Explore the concerted effort healthcare professionals, pharma, and biotech are making to combat cervical cancer through the development and implementation of new HPV assays

Discover how droplet microfluidics is revolutionizing single-cell analysis and selection in biopharma

Learn about the latest developments in cancer research with fellow scientists, manufacturers, and regulatory experts

LyoDots aim to reduce cartridge or instrument footprint, lower consumable costs, and simplify microfluidics, allowing greater miniaturization

It’s the first benchtop DNA printer powered by enzymatic synthesis that prints DNA on demand, bringing workflow control back to the lab

The SYNTAX System delivers DNA on demand to enable labs to control their workflow, innovate faster

Syndromic testing will streamline respiratory infection diagnosis as COVID-19 pandemic collides with start of flu season

In this guest editorial from INTEGRA Biosciences discover how NGS has transformed genomic research since its initial development, broadening our understanding of genetic variation and gene expression

Discover how cutting-edge single-cell RNA analysis technology is helping make strides in homeostatic sleep pressure research

Learn how drug hunters are leveraging advanced algorithms and DNA barcoding tools to bring targeted medicines to patients sooner