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Sophia Genetics announces a strategic partnership with Integrated DNA Technologies to accelerate the adoption of next generation sequencing (NGS) in routine clinical diagnostics.

New findings at ADLM 2025 could remedy this failure

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The diode array design of the 1260 Infinity III Multiple Wavelength Detector offers very low detector noise (less than ±7 μAU) for precise quantification of trace levels, regardless of the number of signals recorded. Over a wavelength range from 190 to 950 nm, simultaneous detection of up to eight compound-specific wavelengths for optimum selectivity is provided.

The 1260 Infinity III Variable Wavelength Detector enables highest productivity with fast analysis at up to 120 Hz data rates. Even more sample information can be acquired in dual-wavelength mode. Time-programmable wavelength switching provides optimum sensitivity and selectivity for your applications.

Toni Ertl shares how The Native Antigen Company’s new human health recombinant proteins are advancing assay development in diagnostics and vaccine research

Molecular diagnostics experts share why EQCs are no longer optional if you’re looking to elevate your molecular diagnostics

Understaffing in the lab threatens the collaboration doctors depend on