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Cryopreservation, the use of very low temperatures and cryoprotectants to preserve structurally intact cells and tissues, is essential to many areas of research and medicine. Find out why cryopreservation is used, how cryoprotectants reduce cell shrinkage, and learn about the therapies dependent on successful cryopreservation.

Chromatography is an important tool in analytical chemistry, learn about how the different techniques in the field work and their applications.

Download this infographic to understand the human microbiome and how it can be analyzed using MagMAX™ Microbiome Ultra Nucleic Acid Isolation Kit.

Download this infographic for technical guidance on preventing culture contamination, as well as tips and tricks on perfecting your aseptic technique.

Over the recent decades, science has witnessed the coupling of the neuroscience and genomics research fields to create a novel area known as neurogenomics. In this infographic, we explore how neurogenomics came to be, the methodologies commonly adopted in research studies and how it contributes to our understanding of neurological diseases.

Renewable energies like wind power are essential tools in the battle for a greener, sustainable future. In this infographic, RS components explore how offshore wind turbines could power the world's major cities.

Download this infographic to learn the importance of ISO 17025 accreditation, the advantages to achieving this, and how STARLIMS can support your journey.

Download this infographic to discover how advanced flow cytometry is transforming immune function profiling in cancer research.

The immune system is essential to protect us from potentially harmful invaders, and when it weakens or fails it leaves our body vulnerable to attack. Swift responses are essential but equally important are targeted reactions, therefore all aspects of the immune response must be carefully coordinated.

National DNA Day honors the completion of the Human Genome Project in April 2003 and the discovery of the double helix of DNA in 1953. In this infographic we rewind time to explore the history of DNA and some of the landmark discoveries in the field of genomics.