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In this expert guide, discover how to effectively overcome common microbial bottlenecks, optimize workflows, and consistently generate high-quality results

Dr. Stephen Chanock, National Cancer Institute, shares the latest cancer epidemiology studies at the NIH and the team’s hopes of being able to predict and prevent disease

Learn how researchers at the Brooke Army Medical Center developed a simple, accurate, and automated method for virome profiling that could advance HPV biomarker discovery and surveillance

The Sero Krystal™ PDL range of coated microplates from Porvair Sciences set a new benchmark for reproducible cell culture even with challenging cell types

Meet the women who are making a critical impact in the fields of food science, nanomedicine, and healthcare

ExoBrite EV membrane staining kits for specific and versatile detection of extracellular vesicles by flow cytometry

Discover how the industry is improving patient care by delivering innovative solutions that support faster and more cost-effective treatment

Explore the benefits of a combined methylation-sensitive restriction enzyme and ddPCR approach to detect DNA methylation in healthy and disease states.

New platform leverages the established Curator platform methodology to industrialize Lentivirus processes from concept to clinic

Diana Vargas-Gold explains how optimized, patient-specific ddPCR™ assays could support ultra-sensitive liquid biopsy and minimal residual disease monitoring in laboratories

Facility designed to advance the next generation of imaging systems

Designed to support drug developers in bringing their therapeutics to market faster, more efficiently, and with greater reliability

New reflected light thermomicroscopy system with researchers at the University of Huddersfield

QuidelOrtho launches an intuitive, agile results manager solution to elevate laboratory efficiency and patient care

The latest solution to enable comprehensive genomic profiling of tumors was presented at the annual meeting of the Association of Molecular Pathology