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Why Does Salt Change the Taste of Everything?

If your coffee is too bitter, add a pinch of salt. If your salad isn’t sour enough, add a pinch of salt. If your beer is too bitter, add a pinch of salt. Salt has a seemingly magical ability to enhance good flavors and dampen bad ones.

ZenoTOF 7600 System For Biotherapeutic Protein Characterization

Learn how you can achieve comprehensive analysis and deeper insight into complex biotherapeutics by utilizing the combined power of electron-activated dissociation (EAD) and the Zeno trap on the ZenoTOF 7600 system to accelerate your drug development programs.

QX600 Droplet Digital PCR

The QX600 Droplet Digital PCR System is the premier ctDNA analysis and bio-pharma R&D discovery solution offering advanced 6 color multiplexing, unmatched sensitivity, efficient workflow, user-friendly software and same day results while conserving precious samples and saving limited resources.

Exclusive! BromoTag® Degrader for Target Exploration and Validation

BromoTag® AGB1 is highly selective and potent "Bump & Hole" TAG Degrader, licensed exclusively to Bio-Techne by the University of Dundee. Suitable for in vitro and in vivo applications.

Exclusive! BromoTag® Degrader for Target Exploration and Validation

BromoTag® AGB1 is highly selective and potent "Bump & Hole" TAG Degrader, licensed exclusively to Bio-Techne by the University of Dundee. Suitable for in vitro and in vivo applications.

Looking for a new source of Protein A resin?

Features and benefits: Highly cross-linked agarose backbone improving pressure-flow characteristics (Preasto® jetted technology); High dynamic binding capacity - >50 g/L at 4.8 min residence time; Excellent alkaline stability (0.2 M NaOH >100 cycles)

How Are Bacteria Evolving Inside You in the Long Term?

Scientists just revealed how invading bacteria evolve in the mammalian gut over the long term. The study unravels important data that could be used to anticipate and prevent colonization by pathogenic bacteria or antibiotic resistance.

How Bacterial Spores Calculate the Best Time To Return to Life

A new study has found that dormant forms of bacteria called spores can assess their environment over time and determine when it is favorable to “wake up”, shedding new light on our knowledge of cellular dormancy.

Better Brain Health in Midlife Linked to Omega-3 Levels

Scientists have discovered an association between brain structure, cognitive function and Omega-3 concentration in red blood cells. The study is published in the journal Neurology.

Mitochondrial DNA Is Working Its Way Into the Human Genome

Scientists at the University of Cambridge and Queen Mary University of London have discovered that mitochondrial DNA can make its way into nuclear DNA. The study is published in Nature.

DNA Analysis Can Help To Diagnose Subtypes of Heart Disease

Researchers have shown that some subtypes of cardiomyopathy can accurately be diagnosed by analyzing how molecules of DNA inside heart cells are organized into chromatin.

Cell and Gene Therapy: Rewriting the Future of Medicine

Cell and gene therapies are reshaping how we address previously untreatable illnesses. This article will discuss advances in cell and gene therapy development and manufacturing.

A Conversation on Immunity

Dr. Jenna Macciochi is a lecturer in immunology at the University of Sussex, where her research centers on understanding the role that nutrition and lifestyle play in human immunity. Technology Networks sat down with Dr. Macciochi to ask: how can we really stay well? What has immunological research taught us about the effects of modern lifestyle on our bodies and what are some of the latest breakthroughs in this field?

A Degeneration of Trust

Recently, an expose article was published revealing a potential fabrication of data by prominent investigators of Alzheimer’s disease. In this op-ed piece, Michael Kinch explores the catastrophic impact of scientific fraud.

Biopharmaceutical Analytical Testing – A Critical Step in Producing Cutting-Edge Therapies

This article will highlight various analytical techniques employed in biopharmaceutical analysis and explore their use at different stages of the development pipeline.

Why Biomarkers of Biological Age Could Be Misleading

Over the last decade there has been a prolific “boom” in aging and anti-aging research, extending beyond academic work into biotech and big pharma. A new study calls the biomarkers used to track the benefits of "anti-aging" regimens, and to calculate biological age, into question.

Food Safety Testing – Veterinary Drug Residues

Western Blot Troubleshooting

Single-Cell Analysis

Organoid Culture Made Easy With Hilary Sherman

The Exercise That Prolongs Life

Nanopore Sequencing: The Most Comprehensive Insight Into Cancer

Seamless Science for 3D Cell Models

The journey to discovering novel drug targets starts with building a deep understanding of the underlying biology. To achieve this, researchers are increasingly looking to 3D cell cultures to bridge the gap between 2D cell cultures and in vivo animal models.

Tips for Improving Your qPCR

Download this guide to learn how you can improve your qPCR reagents, sample/template and quality control.

Cryogenically Storing Animal Cell Cultures

Maintaining the health of growing cell cultures is a demanding task made more difficult by the perpetual risk of loss through accidents or contamination. In addition, actively growing cell cultures are subject to age-related or environmentally-induced changes which can result in their ongoing evolution and potential loss.

How To Build an Effective Protein Degrader

This guide highlights the four major stages of targeted protein degradation, the challenges at each step, and the questions you should ask yourself to ensure your final product will result in a complete protein degradation.

The Growing Importance of Mitochondrial Toxicity Assessment in Drug Discovery and Development

The pharmaceutical industry spent decades bringing several drugs to the market, only to be withdrawn due to liver failure, associated with mitochondrial toxicity. The tests available at the time could not detect this toxicity and drug developers were presented a market withdrawal risk.

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Life Savers – A Brief History of Vaccines

Five Intelligent Ways to Accelerate Cell Line Development

Five Ways To Measure Immunotherapy Potency

Ten Guidelines for Adopting Ontologies To Create FAIRer Scientific Data

Applications of Mass Spectrometry

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