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Scanning multi-element process coatings analyzer  

This collaboration aims to expand metabolite and lipid analysis through the power of mass spectrometry

Cytovance and Celltheon partner to provide an integrated solution for customers seeking to outsource cell line development through to cGMP manufacturing of mammalian-expressed products

Join experts as they discuss the significant hurdles in spatial proteomics and how innovative tools such as the EVOS S1000 Spatial Imaging System are set to redefine research capabilities in this rapidly evolving field

100 x 20 µl reactions, reverse-transcription reagent kit, includes 5x iScript reaction mix, iScript reverse transcriptase, nuclease-free water

25 x 20 µl reactions, reverse-transcription reagent kit, includes 5x iScript reaction mix, iScript reverse transcriptase, nuclease-free water

Real-time process control for the cement industry

In this new eBook, find cutting-edge technologies to solve anti-doping analysis challenges

TurboCycler 2 thermal cycler is designed specifically to enhance PCR efficiency and accuracy. It is equipped with a 7” sensitive touchscreen and a friendly graphic user interface, which makes operation highly intuitive. With flexible ramp rate and gradient temperature control, TurboCycler 2 greatly increases PCR accurate optimization. The Wi-Fi function enables you to monitor the PCR run status anytime remotely with walk-away…

The CytoSMART Lux2 is a compact inverted microscope for bright-field time-lapse imaging. It works from inside any standard CO2-incubator and can be used in routine cell culture processes. The CytoSMART Lux2 provides a small and easy solution for time-lapse imaging. Monitor cell proliferation, motility and morphology for hours up to weeks at a time.

Humidity/dewpoint/temp. monitor

Food testing expert, Marco Redaelli, shares his mission to make the world a healthier place, and reveals the technologies helping to deliver more reliable and faster results than ever before

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has authorized the first coronavirus test using at-home collection of saliva samples