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The RealLine SARS-Influenza A+B Kit is  intended for the differential detection of the SARS-CoV-2 RNA with targetgenes E and N and the Influenza A and B Virus RNA RUO – Research Use Only  

Advances in microscopy reveal source of phonons’ puzzling behavior

Researchers from Glasgow University believe they can solve the mystery of the origin of the water on earth

The INNOVANCE Anti-Xa assay for anticoagulant therapy management delivers fully automated, ready-to-use testing for heparins, rivaroxaban, apixaban, and edoxaban

Smart Microscopy from ZEISS simplifies biomedical routine lab work

The discovery offers fundamental new insights into the management of energy

Meet the scientists at Aqua Pennsylvania who are streamlining EPA method 537 to increase water sample throughput

Labs seek guidance in reducing their environmental footprint by increasing efficiency but overall convey optimism on sustainability efforts

The assays have shown efficacy against the newest variants of concern

Hear from leading experts and explore tools to advance your work using 3D cell culture

Preliminary results show 92% sensitivity and 100% specificity, compared with RT-PCR

The agreement will allow materials science researchers to benefit from solutions combining HORIBA’s advances in AFM instrumentation with Qnami’s innovation in quantum sensing

Leading clinical scientists and health professionals have come together to discuss the latest diagnostic and point-of-care solutions at this critical time

Pre-coated plates and an easy-to-use self-coating liquid allow flexible experimental designs with maximum convenience

COVID-DPR is a virtual collection of high-resolution microscopic COVID-related human tissue images hosted at the National Institutes of Health

Money will help fund the international DUNE experiment

Uncover the remarkable evolution of point-of-care diagnostics as we examine the significant breakthroughs achieved over the years and explore exciting future directions

Report identifies need for improved assays across numerous disease areas and more education around LC-MS/MS technologies