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Flow Cytometry – News and Features

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Improved bone marrow differential method with DRAQ5

In the May 2008 issue of the Am. J. Clin. Path. Allan et al. describe an exciting new method which gives improved flow cytometric analysis of clinical bone marrow aspirates for the evaluation of hematolymphoid neoplasias.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Acquires Affinity BioReagents

Broad range of antibody products expands Thermo Fisher’s protein-research offering.
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Amnis and Gene Company Announce Agreement to Market ImageStream Technology in China

Under terms of the agreement, the Gene Company will sell and service the Amnis ImageStream® system in China.
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Millipore and Guava Technologies Team Up to Create New Solutions for Cell Biology Market

Both companies will offer accessible, fully integrated solutions for flow cytometry.
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Creating New Solutions For Cell Biology

Millipore Corporation and Guava Technologies, Inc. have announced a long-term partnership.
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Rockefeller to Receive State Money for Stem Cell Research

The Rockefeller University is one of 25 institutions to receive a combined $14.5 million from New York State to fund stem cell research and training.
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Invitrogen Exclusively Licenses Click Chemistry-based Cell Proliferation Assays from Harvard University

Click-iT™ labeling and detection technology complements company's "click" chemistry portfolio.
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Beckman Coulter to Acquire Flow Cytometry Instrumentation Business from Dako

Beckman Coulter will acquire Dako's research flow cytometry instrumentation business, which is based in Fort Collins, Colorado.
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Beckman Coulter Signs Agreements with Amerinet

Both companies extend ten-year partnership, valued at approximately $74 million per year, for another three years.
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University of Florida Researchers Test Stem Cell Therapy for Heart Patients

UF doctors have treated their first patient in a new study to test whether injecting stem cells into the heart helps restore blood flow to the organ by prompting new blood vessels to grow.
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