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Featured Articles
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The Cure For Your Biobanking Informatics Challenges: Illustrating Benefits Of Integrating Comprehensive Solutions For Biobanks
By Todd Jones, Shawn Toffolo, S. Doug Holbrook, et al, Thermo Fisher Scientific
Modern biobanks are facing enormous challenges as the need for collecting biological samples and providing access to researchers is increasing every day. And because biobanks store the precious biological materials that make medical and disease research possible, it is becoming more critical that the methods of storing and accessing this information not only become more efficient and cost effective, but also foster collaboration and decision making.
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Advice For Biotech Start-Ups From Someone Who’s Been There
By Fred Olds, contributing editor, Life Science Leader magazine
Getting venture capital to fund a biotech start-up is not difficult if you have good data. Larry Lasky, Ph.D., discusses the state of biotech, venture capital, and offers advice on approaching the start-up process.
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This year marks the 6th annual BioConference Live Life Sciences virtual conference. Attendees can earn free CE Credits accredited by PACE. The theme of this conference is a range of life science topics including neuroscience, drug discovery, cancer research, proteomics, genetics, microbiology, cell biology, and much more. Learn more.
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Spotlight On Laboratory Automation
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Transgenic Animals In Preclinical Safety Testing
Transgenic and genetically modified animals are being increasingly used in the study of diseases, safety assessments of new compounds, and they are powerful tools for understanding how specific genes play in biological pathways.
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Using Single-Use Tubes In A Biorepository
Many hospitals and research institutes are accumulating large collections of biological samples, together with associated medical and life style data, as a resource for biochemical research. Typically, the objective is to better understand the causes of disease and treatment response.
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A Tool For Measuring Liquid Mixing Efficacy In Microplates
You wouldn’t bake a cake without mixing the ingredients first, yet, when important assays are being conducted the liquids dispensed into a microplate are often assumed to have been mixed through simple diffusion or after only a cursory agitation of the plate.
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Selecting The Appropriate Laboratory
The downloads include the methods that are used to perform the Bradford Assay on the GX-241 Liquid Handler and GX-274 ASPEC as shown in this application note.
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Featured Multimedia
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Bio-Simplex™ Single-Use Molded Assemblies Video |
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There is no better way to move fluids from point A to point B with fewer materials of contact than with Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics' Bio-Simplex single-use assemblies. |
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