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Genetics Parameters of Cancer

Genetics Parameters of Cancer

If the genetic parameters of cancer are unknownn, it can adversely affect the effectiveness of a patient's treatment. This article discusses those genetic parameters of cancer.

From TissueGnostics 1 Apr 2019

How Should Freezer and Fridge Temperatures be Monitored for Research?

How Should Freezer and Fridge Temperatures be Monitored for Research?

Is my temperature monitoring device for freezer and fridge temperatures accurate?

From Elemental Machines 29 Mar 2019

Scientific Data Collection for Laboratory Equipment: Which Method is Best?

Scientific Data Collection for Laboratory Equipment: Which Method is Best?

This article compares data collection systems and introduces the idea of IoT devices.

From Elemental Machines 29 Mar 2019

Improving Lab Efficiency with Monitoring Systems: What to Consider

Improving Lab Efficiency with Monitoring Systems: What to Consider

Here are 4 factors to consider when selecting a laboratory equipment monitoring system.

From Elemental Machines 29 Mar 2019

How Can IoT Sensors Help to Achieve Good Laboratory Practices?

How Can IoT Sensors Help to Achieve Good Laboratory Practices?

This article highlights ten ways in which the use of IoT sensors can help you to achieve GLP.

From Elemental Machines 29 Mar 2019

Using IoT Sensors to Monitor Preclinical Research Facilities

Using IoT Sensors to Monitor Preclinical Research Facilities

Controlling temperature in animal research/preclinical research is important. This article highlights using IoT sensors (internet of things) to do so.

From Elemental Machines 29 Mar 2019

A High Resolution Look into Winemaking and Wine Growing

A High Resolution Look into Winemaking and Wine Growing

While there is no doubt that oenology, or winemaking is a science, it is rare that it collides with the cutting edge of science as it has here. The images produced in this project have no doubt provided a more detailed insight into winemaking and viticulture (wine growing) for those intimately involved in it, and for those who have benefitted from it!

From AXT Pty Ltd 27 Mar 2019

Discussing Personalized Medicine

Discussing Personalized Medicine

This article looks at a round table discussing personalised medicine among expert s in the field.

From TissueGnostics 19 Mar 2019

Directly Conjugated Antibodies Against Neuronal and Glial Markers

Directly Conjugated Antibodies Against Neuronal and Glial Markers

A selection of directly conjugated antibodies, such as Alexa Fluor® dyes and fluorescent proteins, against neuronal and glial markers

From Abcam 18 Mar 2019

An Overview of Cancer Metabolism

An Overview of Cancer Metabolism

An effect of cell transformation into a cancerous cell is that a large amount of ATP is generated, though the metabolizing of glucose via aerobic glycolysis.

From Tocris Bioscience 18 Mar 2019

The Current and Future Targets of Antidepressants

The Current and Future Targets of Antidepressants

To develop antidepressants that are more rapid and effective, it's important to identify new synaptic targets for medications to use.

From Tocris Bioscience 18 Mar 2019

Targeting the Immune System for Cancer Treatment with Small Molecules

Targeting the Immune System for Cancer Treatment with Small Molecules

Small molecules provide an advantage over biologicals, and can be used to target the immune system as a form of cancer treatment.

From Tocris Bioscience 18 Mar 2019

Researching Angiogenesis in Cancer

Researching Angiogenesis in Cancer

Known as neovascularization, angiogenesis is the formation of new blood vessels & is a distinguishing feature of cancer; allowing tumor growth & metastasis.

From Tocris Bioscience 18 Mar 2019

Developing Fluorescent Dyes for Use in Super-Resolution Microscopy

Developing Fluorescent Dyes for Use in Super-Resolution Microscopy

To carry out fluorescence imaging, biomolecules have to be labelled with fluorophores. These dyes are suitable for conventional imaging techniques.

From Tocris Bioscience 18 Mar 2019

Examining Neurobiology and Drug Targets in Alzheimer’s Disease

Examining Neurobiology and Drug Targets in Alzheimer’s Disease

The most common type of dementia, Alzheimer's disease is characterized by a decline in cognitive skills, affecting a person's ability to live a normal life.

From Tocris Bioscience 18 Mar 2019

Why Should You Use Small Molecules in Stem Cell Research?

Why Should You Use Small Molecules in Stem Cell Research?

In this article, we explore the top five reasons that small molecules should be used in stem cell research.

From Tocris Bioscience 18 Mar 2019

PASEF: Redefining New Standards for Proteomics Research

PASEF: Redefining New Standards for Proteomics Research

Parallel Accumulation Serial Fragmentation (PASEF) has been shown to achieve improvements in MS/MS data acquisition rates in shotgun proteomics studies.

From Bruker Life Sciences Mass Spectrometry 15 Mar 2019

Identifying Metabolites of Synthetic Cannabinoids

Identifying Metabolites of Synthetic Cannabinoids

Using software-assisted data mining strategies to identify the metabolites of new synthetic cannabinoids.

From Bruker Life Sciences Mass Spectrometry 15 Mar 2019

Ion Mobility Can Separate Designer Drug Metabolites

Ion Mobility Can Separate Designer Drug Metabolites

Ion mobility combined with HRES mass spectrometry can overcome challenges in determining designer drug metabolites.

From Bruker Life Sciences Mass Spectrometry 15 Mar 2019

Preclinical Use of MALDI: Imaging Digested Proteins in FFPE Tissues

Preclinical Use of MALDI: Imaging Digested Proteins in FFPE Tissues

This article describes how MALDI mass spectrometry can be used to analyze proteins in FFPE tissues.

From Bruker Life Sciences Mass Spectrometry 15 Mar 2019

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