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Life sciences encompass a diverse range of scientific disciplines focused on the study of living organisms and their interactions with the environment. From basic life sciences (such as cell biology, genetics, immunology, and microbiology) to applied life sciences (such as disease research, multi-omics, and biotechnology), this broad field explores the fundamental processes of life and drives advancements in disease research, patient care, and our overall understanding of living organisms. Discover the endless possibilities of life sciences and their impact on shaping a healthier and more sustainable world.

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pGLO™ Bacterial Transformation Kit

Bio-Rad

Genetic engineering is the process of manipulating the genetic material of an organism — often to include the DNA from a foreign organism. Using the classic pGLO Bacterial Transformation Kit, students transform bacteria by introducing a gene from the bioluminescent jellyfish Aequorea victoria. The same procedure has been used to create "designer proteins" which have led to the explosion of new health treatments, agricultural a…

4.7/5.0
|2 Reviews





TurboCycler 2

Blue-Ray Biotech

TurboCycler 2 thermal cycler is designed specifically to enhance PCR efficiency and accuracy. It is equipped with a 7” sensitive touchscreen and a friendly graphic user interface, which makes operation highly intuitive. With flexible ramp rate and gradient temperature control, TurboCycler 2 greatly increases PCR accurate optimization. The Wi-Fi function enables you to monitor the PCR run status anytime remotely with walk-away…

5.0/5.0
|1 Review


RNAscope™ Chromogenic Assays

Advanced Cell Diagnostics

Independent of your genes of interest, our easy RNA in situ hybridization assay uses common reagents and protocols; providing universal assay conditions. All RNA-ISH kits contain reagents in a convenient ready-to-use (RTU) format, and chromogenic dyes are available to interrogate a single or two genes simultaneously.

5.0/5.0
|1 Review