Plate-based scRNA-seq approaches are advantageous for the in-depth analysis of rare cell types and subpopulations selected by cell surface markers.

This application note shows that the Epsilon 4 X-ray fluorescence spectrometer is capable of analyzing major and minor elements in cement samples.

The composition of produced milk has great value for the dairy farmer. It determines the economic value of the milk and provides valuable information about the metabolism of the corresponding cow.

CRISPR/Cas9, the easiest and least costly gene editing system, is widely used in mutation generation in various species. Using on-target gene editing PCR in combination with the LabChip GX Touch instrument reveals boththe amplicon of the target site and the heteroduplex (HD) signature, indicating whether NHEJ has occurred, even if it is a single base pair indel.

Here we introduce TwistAmp® Liquid, a new PCR replacement format that makes RPA technology more amenable to a wide range of research applications.

The purity of oligonucleotide preparations produced by solid-phase synthesis can be very high. However, purification is often required to remove incomplete or erroneous sequences.

What would it mean to your research if you could accurately quantify cellular Interactions in the tumour microenvironment?

This data sheet shows that the Epsilon 4 – a high performance energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectrometer – is capable of analyzing Na2O, MgO, Al2O3, SiO2, P2O5, S, K2O, CaO, TiO2, MnO, Fe2O3, SrO and BaO in un-ashed coal samples.

Case histories will be presented demonstrating the link between laboratory, field, and imaging spectrometer data. Selected physics-based analysis methodologies will be discussed and the level of information available from the data will be demonstrated. Examples will include mineral identification and mapping in the context of hydrothermal alteration associated with active and fossil hot springs and mineral deposits. Specific mineral mapping examples will include hematite, goethite, and jarosite in the VNIR and identification and separation of calcite, dolomite, and calc-silicates along with phyllosilicates and sulfate minerals such as alunite and jaorsite using SWIR spectroscopy. Spectral variability caused by processes such as anion substitution in illite/muscovite, crystallinity in kaolinite-group minerals, and spectral mixing will also be discussed.

This ion chromatographic approach to the analysis of polar pesticides offers the ability to include multiple analytes in a single injection without derivatization.