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Water is known to harbor a range of contaminants that can potentially impact lab experiments.
Calibrations are usually done by a trained service engineer, but anyone in the laboratory is qualified to do a check.
Whether your samples are brittle, elastic, fibrous, or pasty, there is a mill capable of processing them.
In a significant way, the entirety of modern biomedical research has depended on the ability to culture cells in a dish
Optical spectroscopy provides the potential for a rapid, cost-effective screening method for toxicity in contaminated waters
As laboratories and facilities continue to elevate their technology and training, it is clear that qPCR will help push microbial diagnostics into new and fertile territory
Working with single cells raises immediate concerns about analyte quantities and concentrations
Carryover has always been a problem in HPLC, but its significance increases with today’s sensitive detection methods
The Laboratory Products Association enables its members to consistently improve their global and commercial success by providing them with unique opportunities in networking, market information, education, and advocacy. Their efforts not only support the growth and stature of the industry, they also support a lifetime of science.
Biochemical assays are dependent on the fidelity with which one can quantify the relative concentrations of proteins in solution.
To get the most out of a lab homogenizer, it is crucial to select the right features for given applications and to maintain it properly.
