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

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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.

Most life scientists use some sort of microplate, and probably for more than one application

To separate solutions, scientists often turn to high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC)

VACUUBRAND’s new VACUU·SELECT® controller takes an application-based approach to vacuum process control. 

Immunoassays span the spectrum of analytical biology, from basic research through medical diagnosis.

Scientists have used light microscopes for hundreds of years

Despite the name, a cleanroom is much more than simply a room that is kept clean

Centrifuge providers have eliminated a lot of the guesswork and streamlined their offerings through a combination of adaptability, ease of use, and vastly improved technology.