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CellStream™ Benchtop Flow Cytometer for Sensitive Cell Analysis

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The new CellStream™ benchtop flow cytometer delivers unparalleled sensitivity and flexibility for cell and particle analysis.

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Lytic vs Lysogenic – Understanding Bacteriophage Life Cycles

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Bacteriophage (phage) are obligate intracellular viruses that specifically infect bacteria. Here we take an overview of their structure, life-cycle and the role they have played in advancing science and medicine.

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Three Ways to Turn Life Science Suppliers into Partners

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A growing number of life science businesses are turning to greater supply chain collaboration for benefits like accelerated time to market, improved quality, reduced risk and more rapid and widespread innovation. But while 68% of executives in this industry say active and meaningful engagement with suppliers is essential to success, far too many, over a third, struggle to implement it.

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10 Things We Didn't Know Last Week, September 21, 2018

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10 news stories from across the world of science guaranteed to make you sound more interesting

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Why the Anti-Vaccination Movement is Wrong

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A fascinating discussion about global trends and attitude shifts that contribute to the concerning trend of 'vaccine-hesitancy'.

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Stuck on You - Targeting Bacterial Adhesion to Reduce Antibiotic Use

Stuck on You - Targeting Bacterial Adhesion to Reduce Antibiotic Use

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Scientists have shown that cellulose serves a mortar-like role to enhance the adhesion of bacteria to bladder cells, causing urinary tract infections.

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Fire, Sun or Electricity Powers Hand-held Cancer Detection Device
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Device shows promise as a point-of-care detector of Kaposi sarcoma-associated herpesvirus in resource-limited settings.

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Death and Decomposition Keeps the World Going
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Scientists now have a better way to investigate how decomposing plants’ and animals’ contribute to the ecosystem.

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Unprecedented View of Gene Therapy Virus
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Using cryo-electron microscopy, scientists have obtained an unprecedented view of a gene-delivery virus, paving the way for further development of improved gene therapies.

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Antimicrobial Resistance – the Rise of Global Superbugs
Antimicrobial Resistance – the Rise of Global Superbugs
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Antimicrobials have revolutionized medicine by enabling treatments for diseases that would once have proven fatal, however,they have since proven to be a double-edged sword.

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The Agricultural Perspective on Water Contamination by Pharmaceuticals
The Agricultural Perspective on Water Contamination by Pharmaceuticals
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Despite centuries of research into drug development, investigation into the environmental impact of pharmaceuticals is a much younger field. If not treated effectively, there is the potential for pharmaceuticals in wastewater to affect the agricultural industry through the use of this contaminated water supply.

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Current Trends in Bispecifics, Dual-action and Combination Therapies
Current Trends in Bispecifics, Dual-action and Combination Therapies
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It’s becoming increasingly apparent that treatments for complex diseases such as cancer, neurodegenerative diseases and depression are unlikely to target a single molecule in the pathological pathway. Drug developers are turning to new ways to exploit more than one drug target at a time.

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One-Way vs Two-Way ANOVA: Differences, Assumptions and Hypotheses
One-Way vs Two-Way ANOVA: Differences, Assumptions and Hypotheses
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A key statistical test in research fields including biology, economics and psychology, Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) is very useful for analyzing datasets. It allows comparisons to be made between three or more groups of data. Here, we summarize the key differences between these two tests, including the assumptions and hypotheses that must be made about each type of test.

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Biosafety and the Agents of Doom
Biosafety and the Agents of Doom
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To combat harmful pathogens it is vitally important that scientists have facilities available that enable them to work on them safely. These facilities should prevent the operator from becoming infected with the agent they are working with and prevent the organism from escaping the laboratory setting and potentially initiating new outbreaks of disease.

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Cell Culture Quality Control: Blissful Ignorance?
Cell Culture Quality Control: Blissful Ignorance?
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How can quality control efforts keep up with the rapid advances in cellular model research? Read on for insights into challenges in recognizing and managing issues in cell culture quality control.

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