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Learn how far the humble chemical fume hood has come and why flexible, modern research laboratories should not be without the latest ductless filtration equipment

Critical study will evaluate clinical feasibility of multi-cancer detection screening tests and begin to determine how best to incorporate them into the standard of care

Chemistry Compatibility of Vacuubrand Chemistry Diaphragm Pumps

Human Dental Pulp Stem cells. Frozen cryovial. 1 Mio. cells/ml.

VACUUBRAND® standard-duty diaphragm vacuum pumps deliver exceptional performance in a compact, low-maintenance and whisper-quiet design for non-corrosive applications. With no oil requirements, VACUUBRAND diaphragm pumps contribute to clean processes and products as well as eliminating the time and expense related to oil-changes. With typical service intervals up to 15,000 hours, downtime due to routine maintenance is greatly…

Designed for ease-of use and exceptional sensitivity

Measure and assess your cell culture with ease.

20mm red silicone/aluminum face seal 3mm thick

This Spin Vane is a replacement part for the 6949M series of PYREX® microchemistry kits.

Buck Scientific's 210VGP Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer is the culmination of more than 25 years success and experience as a manufacturer of spectroscopy instruments. The 210 offers a three lamp turret and D2 Background correction. The 210/211 is shipped ready for use. All operating conditions are pre-loaded in the internal computer, including lamp settings, secondary wavelengths, and alternate methods of analysis for ov…

Uncover the remarkable evolution of point-of-care diagnostics as we examine the significant breakthroughs achieved over the years and explore exciting future directions

Discover the latest tools and techniques to expand your research capacity with expert-led presentations on drug discovery, protein formulation, and clinical diagnostics

Discover how the industry is improving patient care by delivering innovative solutions that support faster and more cost-effective treatment

Prof. Silke Christiansen describes how she explores the mechanical properties of bone to help better treat osteoporosis and highlights the technological advances enabling new insights