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Scientists have identified a protein, GIT1, as a modulator of Notch signaling and a guardian against breast cancer growth
Lonza now offers human cord blood CD34+ hematopoietic stem cells in large batch sizes, leading the way in addressing a critical unmet market need
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Watch this on-demand webinar to discover novel 3D imaging platforms to enhance the imaging and analysis capabilities of complex 3D structures
We hear from Brown University’s Dr. Michelle Dawson on why a fail-safe incubator is crucial for cell culture studies in cancer research
Researchers from King’s College London provide a clue as to why patients with CHARGE syndrome are deaf
Discover how a laboratory in the US is harnessing extrusion- and light-based bioprinters to generate complex, anatomically accurate tissue models
Enzyme Explorer Tool from Merck enables you to select the optimum enzyme for your tissue dissociation or cell detachment needs
Discover the latest research in neuroscience from scientific posters presented at the SelectScience Virtual Neuroscience Summit 2021
Vets can see for themselves how easy it is to do in-house PCR testing using POCKIT Central PCR analyzer
The Synthetic Brain Project is using AI models powered by the Cambridge-1 supercomputer
Nobel prize winning CRISPR technology to be applied in development of genetically engineered animal models
The risk of CHD can be greatly reduced if the mother is given iron supplements very early in pregnancy
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Their findings show that Paleocene mammals had more muscular builds than those from the Cretaceous or present day
Watch world-leading scientists online, May 11-12, to discover the latest tools and techniques advancing COVID-19 research, immunotherapy development, drug screening, cancer diagnostics and more
Discover how a brain organoid core facility is applying its glioblastoma model towards developing patient mini-brains
New long-term study could mean more sustainable burgers
The heart has a ‘natural backup pacemaker’ that can kick into action if the primary way the organ generates electrical signals fails
