Since it is so closely related to the overall health of a cell and fundamentally involved in all of cell biology, the need for characterizing apoptosis and apoptotic processes occurs throughout the drug discovery process, from primary screening to toxicity profiling.

Today’s drug discovery strategies require candidate compounds to fail early and cheaply in the discovery stage, rather than late and expensively in the clinical phase. Testing compounds in physiologically relevant model systems and leveraging information from image-based screens are ways to focus on those compounds that give rise to the right phenotypic changes without undesirable effects on the system.

In this case study, Dr. Lewis White and Prof. Rosemary Barnes of the Regional Mycology Reference Laboratory, Cardiff, discuss how patient outcomes can be improved by introducing Aspergillus PCR.

This infographic highlights the different types of approved antibody drugs and gives an overview of antibody engineering and production.

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

This study assessed the performance of the HyperFlux™ PRO Plus Raman Spectroscopy System (Tornado Spectral Systems) for the quantitative analysis of biochemical components in a simplified chemically defined pseudo growth medium for mammalian cell culture.

Lunatic accurately measures highly concentrated biologics in a dilution-free, accurate and high-throughput way.

Download this application note to learn how the Alpha Terbium SureFire® Ultra™ Multiplex can help get you to your next breakthrough, faster.

This paper outlines the requirements of 21 CFR Part 11 and Annex 11, and provides information on how LabVantage software supports customers in complying with the regulations.

Although often forgotten, sample preparation is the most important factor in achieving reproducibility from even the most advanced chromatographic methods. In this paper, you can learn about some ways that sample preparation can affect the selectivity, sensitivity and reproducibility of an analysis.