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Molecular Translocation V2 Image Analysis BioApplication for Kinase and transcription factor activation
Molecular Translocation V2 is an advanced image analysis application for quantitating simultaneous cytoplasm-to-nucleus translocation of multiple targets. It features subpopulation selection and cross-correlated responder analysis of up to 5 distinct targets, allowing study of signaling pathways. This application has been biologically validated, enhancing confidence in your image-based data. Available for the Cellomics Ar…
TriTom™ Small Animal Whole Body Photoacoustic and Fluorescence Molecular Imaging Platform
ScinticaThe TriTom imaging platform utilizes photoacoustic and fluorescence tomographies (PAFT) for high-resolution, non-invasive whole-body imaging in small animal models, achieving up to 160 µm resolution. This multi-modality system enables simultaneous acquisition of photoacoustic and fluorescence data in large volumes (> 25 cm3), allowing for spectroscopic molecular analysis.
Cogent Diamond Hydride™ HPLC Columns
MicroSolv Technology Corp.Cogent Diamond Hydride HPLC Columns are manufactured with TYPE-C™ silica (silica hydride) and a very small amount of carbon on the surface that adjusts the column hydrophobicity to an important level. This makes these columns have unique separation capabilities for scientists working in LCMS, metabolomics, bioanalytical, amino acids, organic acids, carbohydrates, and very polar small molecules.
AAPS member and nanoscience leader honored with 2024 Kavli Prize
Longtime AAPS member, Robert S. Langer, rewarded for contributions including the development of the first nano-engineered materials for the controlled release of drug molecules
Ribbon Bio progresses the field of synthetic DNA
Ribbon Bio Co-founder, Wladimir Labeikovsky, provides unique perspectives on synthetic DNA and discusses the company’s commitment to producing pure and accurate synthetic DNA molecules
Rt-βDEXse Columns (fused silica)
Restek Corp.By adding β or γ cyclodextrin to our bonded Rtx-1701 stationary phase, we greatly enhance overall utility and column lifetime for our chiral columns, compared to columns that have pure cyclodextrin stationary phases. Separations of more than one hundred chiral compounds have been achieved using our unique DEX columns, and our columns continue to demonstrate stability after hundreds of temperature program cycles. What are ch…





















