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Dietary supplement manufacturers are required to use at least one appropriate test method to verify the identity of any component or excipient that is used in the manufacturing of a dietary supplement, as well as confirmation of identity of the product.

This application note discusses the identification of cell culture media using Raman analysis.

Handheld Raman spectroscopy is well accepted as a technique for raw material and excipient identification within the pharmaceutical industry. Using the correct Raman excitation wavelength can extend its capabilities into the areas of drug substance and drug product identification.

This application note discusses the identification of pharmaceutical excipients using Raman analysis.

This application note discusses counterfeit screening using Raman analysis.

Encapsulation of single cells is facilitated by the use of density matching media.

This application note demonstrates the ability of the Mitos Dropix® Droplet Merging System to reproducibly generate and subsequently merge droplets from tens to hundreds of nanolitres with a wide range of volume ratios.

This application note reports on the production of monodisperse double emulsion droplets produced in a single step using a microfluidic approach.

This application note demonstrates a colorimetric method to quantify protein content inside micrometer sized gelatin hydrogel particles.

This application note introduces researchers to fundamental fluid operations in microfluidics.