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Handle With Care
Aug 26 2009 | Application Notes
Researchers face the dual challenges of difficult to handle and hard to maintain stem cells.
Digitizing Pathology
Feb 23 | Articles
Turning glass slides into digital slides creates new analysis options.
Platform for Benchtop Automation
Feb 22 | Products
Thermo Fisher Scientific launched a new platform for benchtop automation. Centered around the new Thermo Scientific Orbitor microplate mover and powered by the Thermo Scientific Momentum 2.0 laboratory workflow software, this automation solution offers advanced user control and standardized real-time, data-driven decision making.
Rabbit Monoclonal Antibodies
Feb 22 | Products
AMSBIO has announced a new portfolio of rabbit monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies for Immunohistochemistry (IHC) applications. A rabbit custom antibody service is also available.
Automation Across Bioscience
Jan 20 | Articles
Current automation projects follow two major trends: customized technologies and smaller dedicated systems.
Handheld Automated Cell Counter
Dec 10 2009 | Products
Millipore introduced Scepter, a handheld, automated cell counter that miniaturizes Coulter cell counting technology found in much larger instruments into a portable device the size of an automated pipette.
The Final Hurdle
Nov 23 2009 | Articles
The use of RNAi as a therapeutic approach has developed faster than anyone can imagine, but one challenge remains.
Pancreatic Alpha Cell Line
Nov 23 2009 | Products
The pancreatic alpha cell line, Alpha TC1 clone 6 (ATCC CRL-2934), is a useful model in diabetes research for studying many aspects of islet biology, including glucagon biosynthesis and cytokine sensitivity.
Superresolution Microscopy
Nov 20 2009 | Products
With ELYRA, Carl Zeiss is introducing a product family that allows the superresolution PAL-M and SR-SIM microscopy techniques to be comprehensively used and individually combined. This enables scientists in biomedical research to image cellular structures marked with fluorescent dyes with maximum spatial resolution below the classic diffraction limit of microscopes, i.e. under 200 nanometers.