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A free masterclass in best pipetting practices to help you fine-tune your technique and achieve greater lab efficiency, with FAQ

The fastest spin-column based procedure for purifying up to 300 µg of ultra-pure endotoxin-free transfection-grade plasmid DNA.

The fastest spin-column based procedure for purifying up to 10 mg of ultra-pure endotoxin-free transfection-grade plasmid DNA.

Contains D-glucose at concentration of 200 g/L and is used as serum-free medium supplement suitable for cell culture

The new cutting mill SM 200 is a powerful and easy-to-operate instrument for efficient primary and fine size reduction.

The RNAscope Multiplex Fluorescent assays are ideal for simultaneous detection studies of any genes in nearly any tissue-type using fluorescent labels.

Flow cytometry expert Kamala Tyagarajan discusses common challenges, offers simple solutions, and shares top tips for experimental success

The Nexera Prep HPLC series and Nexera UC Prep are designed to address the challenges of pharmaceutical industries

Join this webinar to learn a new, smarter method to overcome all major DNA and RNA extraction challenges

SelectScience looks forward to speaking with experts from the food industry about global food integrity challenges and solutions

GE Healthcare’s VIA Thaw CB1000 offers automated, dry thawing of cryo-bags to address key cell therapy challenges

SIRION Biotech and Helmholtz Center Munich find answer to pressing challenges for gene therapy with their “Munich Solution”

Type I-S, 65-85% protein (≥75% of protein is clottable)

These energy-efficient benchtop hoods have containment-enhancing features that allow them to operate at face velocities as low as 60 fpm.

Biotech scientist shares the importance of reliable technologies in the production of therapeutic proteins

A new cfPure Max kit from AMSBIO is now available for use on samples of 5mLs volume or greater

Attend this upcoming webinar to hear about the latest developments in particle technology and the truth and misconception of pH stability

Bacteria that were thought to be resistant to a powerful antibiotic may be susceptible to treatment after all, research has found