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Updated version of highly sensitive and accurate COVID-19 PCR kit accounts for known and future viral mutations

The new standard for fish packaging

The research also found the presence of detectable viral RNA in blood in COVID-19 patients is a strong predictor of mortality

Infectious disease scientist Dr. Padmapriya Banada explores the potential of cycle threshold values and reveals her melt-based assay alternative

Dr. Samuel Dominguez shares the importance of robust testing methods and diagnostic stewardship

Hear from a microbiology expert at Yale School of Public Health about a simplified PCR test for COVID-19

m2p-labs, BioLector family of products acquired by Beckman Coulter Life Sciences in 2020

Highly complementary cell counting and analysis capabilities bolster preclinical portfolio and enhance QA/QC capabilities in cell and gene therapy and biologics manufacturing

Explore topics from live-cell analysis, in situ hybridization, cancer therapeutics, cell imaging, and much more

Explore topics from perfume profiling, salmonella spp. detection, regulatory biopharma compliance, and in situ hybridization

FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for Sepsis, Joint & Implant Infections, Infective Endocarditis, Bacterial Meningitis

Dr. Raul Cano, Chief Scientific Officer at The BioCollective, discusses how to increase sequencing data accuracy and reproducibility and the future of the microbiome in healthcare

Scientists fed mice with obesity and liver disease a dietary supplement of cocoa

This innovative solution will become available for both core and microbiology labs

The addition of the PyroWave XM Fluorescent Reader complements the existing absorbance readers used in traditional LAL-based assays

The work gives a foundation to understanding why infections occur and persist

Researchers have succeeded in culturing meat in the laboratory in the form of millimeter-scale slabs of contractile bovine muscle

Earlier work has already confirmed the versatility and benefit of ProBioGen’s vaccine development platform

An MIT team has created polymers that replicate the structure of mucins, the molecules that give mucus its unique antimicrobial properties

The program was developed in partnership with Color Health, Inc., a California-based leader in distributed healthcare services

This collaboration enables improved integration of software and robotics platforms to maximize COVID-19 testing throughput and efficiency