Download this app note to explore various solutions designed to improve COVID-19 detection and the development of vaccines and therapeutics.

Download this app note to discover a fluorescent-based approach that can enable real-time measurement of viral gene expression and be used to study virtually any virus in a 96- or 384- well format.

Affibodies are synthetic antigen-binding proteins. They offer many advantages over monoclonal antibodies, including smaller sizes, enhanced thermal stability and rapid refolding capability. These advantages make affibodies an attractive platform for the development of therapeutics, diagnostics and bioimaging technology.

Viruses exploit high-dimensional RNA structures to facilitate viral replication and impede host restriction. Here, a novel next-generation sequencing (NGS)-based screening workflow, called Fate-seq, was used to define and characterize high-dimensional RNA structures.

Therapeutic monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) are highly heterogeneous molecules due to being composed of a large number of variants. When the variants are present in the pharmaceutical protein, it is possible their biological activity could be altered.

Pipetting ergonomics has emerged as an important consideration in the research laboratory, especially during the past year when diagnostic laboratories were forced to work for long hours due to the global SARS-CoV-2 pandemic.

Download this app note to discover a system that achieves high throughput for screening and requires minimal sample preparation.

Water is a major component of all cell culture media and is, therefore, needed to prepare media, buffers and additives, as well as to serve many ancillary functions, such as heating, cooling, cleaning and rinsing.

Download this app note to discover a system that can be used for product formulation, diafiltration solutions as well as extraction, rinsing and sanitization steps.

Download this app note to discover a gut MPS that has physiologically relevant morphology, reduced barrier integrity and mucus expression. It can be used to predict drug permeability across an intestinal barrier.