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Fluorescent Annexin V conjugates that are optimized for bright and low background staining of extracellular vesicles for flow cytometry.

Resins for hydrophobic interaction chromatography (HIC)

Studying these organoids could help researchers develop and test new treatments for pancreatic cancer, one of the deadliest types of cancer.

EMD Serono senior scientist Carina Carter shares her experience with some of the latest immunoassay technology optimizing pharmacokinetics and immunogenicity assay development

Learn how one immunology lab upgraded its cell counter to discriminate cells in a mixed population and streamline viability counts

Dr. Thomas H. Walter, of Waters Corporation, looks back at the trials, tribulations, and triumphs that paved the way to today’s advanced separation technologies

AEOL 10150 is currently the only drug being developed by BARDA to address the delayed effects of radiation exposure

Discover tips and tricks to optimize quantification of aggregates in biotherapeutic samples

Abbott is making this new strain accessible to the research community to evaluate its impact on diagnostics, treatment and potential vaccines

Proteona and AI Singapore partner to improve cell therapies and IO treatments through single cell analysis of tumors and CAR T cells

Label-free, 3D holotomography imaging enables researchers to observe morphological and chemical alterations of host cells without transfection or dye staining

High capture efficiency and sensitivity of scATAC-Seq assay demonstrated in Nature Biotechnology study

New research suggests that metal-based chemotherapies eliminate inhibitory components of the immune system

6 ways to improve and accelerate your methods in cell-based assays - a SelectScience editorial special feature

Increasing thermal stability with all-inorganic materials

The novel insect protein expression system promises superior protein yields, consistent results, a streamlined workflow and scales from discovery to production

Read the story of a microvolume spectrophotometer demo instrument that impressed scientists so much it became the unanimous choice at the Royal Veterinary College, UK