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Wire Myography

Scintica

Wire myography is an in vitro technique that allows us to examine functional responses and vascular reactivity of isolated small resistance arteries. Vessels from various species, including transgenic models, and vascular beds can be examined in a variety of pathological disease states. Vessels are dissected, cleaned, and then mounted onto a channel myograph under isometric techniques. Each vessel is then normalized to determi…

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Advance drug discovery with automated liquid handling

Find out how a pioneering biotech firm is revolutionizing drug discovery by integrating cutting-edge technologies, such as DNA-encoded library screening and state-of-the-art automation platforms












Merlin T4

Quantum Detectors

Merlin T4 is a cutting-edge hybrid pixel detector engineered for ultrafast applications in STEMs. Ideal for 4D-STEM, ultrafast diffraction, and ultrafast TEM imaging of dynamic processes from all types of samples, including beam-sensitive materials.

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Gilson FC203B, 110/220V

Gilson, Inc.

The compact, lower capacity FC 203B Fraction Collector collects samples based on time, drop, or peak, making it a choice for a range of LC applications. The collector accommodates a wide variety of collection vessels, including microplates, vials, and tubes and can be used with any HPLC system.

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4titude® VisionPlate™ 96 Well Microplate (Black, Clear Base)

Brooks Life Sciences

4titude®’s Vision Plates™ have been designed for high content screening (HCS) assays in drug development and related areas. They are also suitable for homogeneous assays, employing fluorescence intensity, FRET and TR-FRET where measurements are bottom-read. The high quality optical base plate assures the necessary accuracy and consistency for automated high throughput systems, generating optimum signal-to-noise ratios.

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