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Over 500 neuroscientists voted for their favorite research product at Neuroscience 2016

New registration company offers advanced features

Synthetic biology projects receive high performance microplate readers

Avacta collaborates to develop rapid tests to differentiate between viral and bacterial infections and to differentiate bacterial strains

Direct comparative studies now possible with a set of cancer-specific genes for DNA from tumor tissue or for circulating tumor DNA from liquid biopsy samples

BioTek Instruments, Inc. presented with Scientists' Choice Award® at AACR

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SelectScience® brought a grand piano to the Pittcon show floor for the first time ever

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Laboratory expands access to innovative solutions for safer pregnancies and healthier babies in India

Study suggests our organs may have their own sexual identity

Freestyle® Libre system eliminates routine finger pricks for glucose measurements and requires no finger pricks for calibration

The key to fighting cancer in many cases is early detection, and earlier detection at the cellular level could mean survival for many cancer patients

Sophia Genetics announces a strategic partnership with Integrated DNA Technologies to accelerate the adoption of next generation sequencing (NGS) in routine clinical diagnostics.