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Non-Aqueous Zeta Potential Measurements of Carbon Black Powders

CytoPath® Cell Blocks

Cryopreserved, highly reproducible patient-derived organoids ready for immediate use

Laminin is a major component of basement membranes. It has numerous biological activities including promotion of cell adhesion, migration, chemotaxis, growth, and differentiation, including neurite outgrowth.Molecular Weight900 kD (unreduced)SourceEngelbreth-Holm-Swarm (EHS) mouse tumorQualityPurity >/ 90% by SDS-PAGETested for ability to initiate neurite outgrowth of NG-108 Mouse neuroblastoma cellsFound negative for the pres…

11 Weeks from Antigen to Antibody – High-quality, Speed, and Reliability Delivered

Simplify the collection of saliva for commercial bioinformatic DNA testing applications, academic, research, biobanking, and as a bio-sample collection option for viral DNA/RNA COVID-19 testing for hospital networks, health departments and clinical research organizations with Spectrum™ Solutions SDNA Whole Saliva Collection Device.

Specially designed as a consolidated platform for sample preparation, amplification and easy visual result reading, HumaLoop T facilitates sensitive and reliable detection of tuberculosis with the LoopampTM MTBC Detection Kit.

Bead Based Assays

What can go wrong in the lab when the science and theory are correct?

Discover insights on topics from lab automation and gene therapy to monoclonal antibodies and clinical diagnostics

Scientific, technological and communications excellence has been celebrated at the Clinical Science Summit, with Beckman Coulter, Zymo Research, and PerkinElmer among those recognized

Watch this on-demand webinar to discover how Brillouin microscopy and Raman spectroscopy can revolutionize your biophysical and biochemical analyses

Discover the advantages of 3D-bead-beating technology for the extraction and protection of high-quality nucleic acids, in this on-demand webinar

As BMG LABTECH marks its 30th anniversary, we speak with senior applications scientist Dr. Carl Peters to hear the story behind the success

Chemists of Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz develop a method for producing cement by milling instead of burning lime, which harms the environment