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In addition to enhancing protein solubility, we have combined our cold-adapted technology with our premiere BL21-CodonPlus competent cells to further increase your chances of protein expression success. 

In addition to enhancing protein solubility, we have combined our cold-adapted technology with our premiere BL21-CodonPlus competent cells to further increase your chances of protein expression success. 

In addition to enhancing protein solubility, we have combined our cold-adapted technology with our premiere BL21-CodonPlus competent cells to further increase your chances of protein expression success. 

In addition to enhancing protein solubility, we have combined our cold-adapted technology with our premiere BL21-CodonPlus competent cells to further increase your chances of protein expression success.

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AZtecLive and Ultim™ Max (Silicon Drift Detector) for EDS analysis, combine live electron images with live X-ray chemical imaging to allow a revolutionary change in how users investigate their samples in the SEM.

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Scientists from OcellO Netherlands discuss their approach to 3D analysis of interactions between tumor and immune cells

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Paper published in Frontline Gastroenterology outlines new quality standards and benchmarking framework for inflammatory bowel disease

First ever detailed pictures of conjugated polymers – which conduct electricity and are highly sought after – captured with novel visualisation technique developed by University of Warwick