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Easily, securely, and robustly connect all your POCT devices, regardless of manufacturer

Rocker offers innovative solutions for the water analysis field that helps analysts simplify workflows and save efforts from tedious tasks. This line includes pumps and systems that bypass the filtrate direct to sink without collecting them in bottles. 

Extended RAS Panel helps identify colorectal cancer patients eligible for Amgen’s Vectibix

Dr. Sarah Kingston, Assistant Professor of Oceanography and Chief Scientist for Marine Biodiversity and Conservation at Sea Education Association, discusses the use of UV-Vis spectroscopy in her research and the future of molecular marine research

Find out how these new dispensers can optimize your bench work

The EasyFerm Bio sensors are designed for applications in pharmaceutical, biotechnology and food & beverage industries where certification of no biological risk of cytotoxicity is mandatory and where intensive CIP is conducted.

Scientists from Abu Dhabi’s RASID lab provide an insider’s look at the high-throughput wastewater analysis facility

Chemical signatures from gut bacteria that show up in urine can be used to predict how the body will respond to a 'junk' diet.

RayBio® L-Series Mouse Antibody Array 1308 Glass Slide Kit. Detects 1308 Mouse Proteins. Suitable for cell culture supernatants, serum, plasma and lysates.

Pre made lentiviral particles for flourescent proteins

ITEX Dynamic Headspace - Rapid and efficient enrichment of volatile and semi-volatile

Biological coatings on high-quality cell culture vessels

The Amulet is the first and only minimally invasive treatment option to offer immediate closure of the left atrial appendage, so blood-thinning medication isn't needed following implantation

A new study shows that the less-invasive saliva test for COVID-19 gives just as accurate results as those of the nasopharyngeal specimen.

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