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Origin: from Olea europaeaFormula: C25H32O13M: 540.52 g/molCAS-No.: 32619-42-4HS-No.: 29420000Storage: 2-8°CSpecification: Assay: min. 98 %

Origin: from Olea europaeaFormula: C25H32O13M: 540.52 g/molCAS-No.: 32619-42-4HS-No.: 29420000Storage: 2-8°CSpecification: Assay: min. 90 %

SelectScience® spoke to Thomas Deerinck, National Center for Microscopy and Imaging Research at University of California, San Diego, about how correlative microscopy is helping scientists understand disease states

When patients report muscle-related symptoms, blood tests can provide reassurance about continuing statin therapy to help prevent heart attacks and strokes

The AIHTA have published a comprehensive overview of current research and development activities for evidence-based policy advice

Jim Fenster offers an inside look at how the new AFFINISEP and Gilson partnership aims to improve solid phase extraction sample processing

The advanced tools and technologies enable improved flexibility and productivity for diagnostics development and support advanced allergy and autoimmune testing and drug monitoring

To expand Minimally Invasive Surgery field by reinforcing its orthopedics business

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Learn how Thermo Fisher Scientific can support your gene editing research

In this guest editorial, explore how artificial intelligence is becoming a powerful tool for drug discovery

Next-generation biobanking and cell culture technology for pathophysiologically relevant in vitro tumor models

The new CP models in JULABO’s CORIO circulator series are designed for precision, reliability, and economical functionality

Research shows adding Abbott's High Sensitive Troponin-I diagnostic test to doctors' existing standard of care can help more accurately determine a person's chances of a heart attack or other cardiac event potentially months to years in advance

New concept promises efficient digital documentation of microscopic samples

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