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Download this poster to discover a method that can provide a comprehensive analysis of nitrosamine impurities, showing excellent sensitivity, reproducibility and recovery.

Multiplexing cell-based assays is possible using 3D culture models that are larger and more complex than monolayers

Real-time detection methods to measure live or dead cells provide much flexibility for multiplexing

All multiplexed assay combinations should be verified using appropriate controls for each 3D cell culture model.

Download this poster to discover the five key steps in applying flow cytometry for rare events analysis, helping you to ensure that your results and data are accurate, thorough and reproducible.

Download this poster to discover a system that has addressed the challenges of measuring cell concentration and viability.

Basic fibroblast growth factor (bFGF) is widely used in vitro for the maintenance and stimulation of a variety of cells. However, use of native bFGF in cell biology is limited by the fact that bFGF rapidly degrades at physiological temperatures. We have addressed this problem with an engineered form of bFGF, named Heat Stable bFGF (HS bFGF), which is stable at 37 degrees Celsius.

Download this poster to discover how the SpatialOMx workflow using timsTOF fleX provides detailed in situ characterization of bioactivity across different tumor cell subpopulations.

When there is a need to quickly analyze samples using a number of different PCR assays, it is likely that optimal conditions for each assay will not be the same. First, different assays often will require different annealing temperatures for their primers. In addition, amplicons may be designed to be of different lengths and therefore require varying durations of the extension step.

Download this poster to discover how Minisart® syringe filters can offer you low absorption, low hold-up volume, high throughput and particulate free application.

Download this poster to discover a new and improved MALDI-TOF MS workflow for the screening of synthetic chemical reactions.

While pipetting is a key part of everyday laboratory work, it is also one of the stages most prone to contamination. Download this poster to discover ten tips to help you avoid contamination.