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EpiMOGRIFY supports the development of scalable off-the-shelf cell therapies for diseases with a high unmet clinical need

QC-validated cell lines promise to simplify and accelerate CRISPR gene editing workflows

Abcam scientist Dr. Yongwon Kwon discusses a new method that could help scientists simplify their gene-editing processes and extend the validation of cancer cells

Join us on Thursday, June 18, to learn about the latest approaches in single nucleus transcriptomics and ATAC-Seq

Science industry comes together online to share knowledge and provide technology solutions for cancer and immunology research

DeNovix, Sartorius, NuAire and Sony Biotechnology among those recognized during celebration of top technologies advancing life sciences

Explore a compilation of some of the most innovative technology news relating to the novel coronavirus and the COVID-19 disease

To be in with a chance of winning a $500 Amazon voucher, simply cast your vote for the product that has made the most difference to your research

Visit booth 3624 to meet the team, pick up a free T-shirt and join in the musical fun as popular singer Alexander Joseph returns with his grand piano

Individual sgRNA and library collections expand Edit-R™ gene editing platform from Horizon Discovery

Harvard, MIT, and various teaching hospitals team up with industry partners to launch new center for regenerative therapies

The company launched the platform at the SynBioBeta 2019 conference in San Francisco

This new range of kits is said to deliver high-quality ChIP-ready chromatin from as little as 5 Drosophila specimens

Dr. Jaroslav Fulneček, CEITEC MU, tells SelectScience about a new high-throughput assay for analysis of DNA-protein interactions

Smokers may be predisposed to their habit because of the molecular make-up of their brain, research suggests.

Dr. Lewis Francis, of Swansea University, discusses ChIP methods used in his research on the role of epigenetics in ovarian and endometrial cancers

Dr. Nobuo Horikoshi explains his research on the epigenetics of DNA repair and how a timely switch of techniques yielded a higher chromatin recovery

Cancer epigeneticist, Dr. Sammy Ferri-Borgogno, of the MD Anderson Cancer Center, Texas, tells SelectScience® how live cell imaging reveals more information about pancreatic cancer cells while saving time and money