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Medical White Papers are in-depth articles aimed to educate and inform site visitors interested in medical research. Some of these papers are derived from sources where we have existing commercial relationships. Such articles are clearly labelled as sponsored content and are only accepted when the content is deemed to add value to the core editorial ethos of News Medical.

The role of recombinant antibodies in researching and developing medicine

This article explains the importance of recombinant antibodies for researching and developing medical compounds and therapies.

From evitria AG 14 Jun 2022

The Effects of Different Housing Strategies for Mice and Insights Into Animal Well-Being via PhenoTyper

This article outlines the welfare that should be used in research with animal models such as mice. This article contains information on housing strategies for mice and the insights into animal well-being provided by PhenoTyper.

From Noldus Information Technology 14 Jun 2022

Measuring uncertainty in a Cubis® II laboratory balance

In this white paper, Sartorius demonstrates how to measure and correct for uncertainty in their Cubis® II laboratory balance using their QApp software.

From Sartorius Lab Instruments GmbH & Co. KG 9 Jun 2022

The importance of precision in spirometry and medical diagnostics

For correct diagnosis, medical diagnostics and spirometry need to be incredibly accurate. Superior Sensor Technology's Z-Track technology produces almost zero drift, thereby ensuring extreme accuracy in spirometry and general medical diagnostics.

From Superior Sensor Technology 1 Jun 2022

The first 3D molecular image of the coronavirus

This article discusses how the first 3D molecular image of the coronavirus was created by the University of Texas at Austin and the National Institutes of Health with the aid of the TMC STACIS Quiet Island.

From TMC Vibration Control 25 May 2022

University transmission electron microscope aided by Quiet Island

This article from TMC explains how the Collaborative Life Sciences Building at the Multiscale Microscopy Core of Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) used the Quiet Island to aid their Transmission Electron Microscope.

From TMC Vibration Control 25 May 2022

A review of isolation approaches for biophysics

This article from TMC reviews the different approaches to vibration isolation for biophysics.

From TMC Vibration Control 25 May 2022

How to integrate vibration isolation for cell culture incubators

This article from TMC outlines how vibration isolation can be implemented for cell culture incubators to eliminate the issue and prevent cell loss.

From TMC Vibration Control 25 May 2022

Examining SSTR2 as a potential therapeutic target for cancer therapy

In this article, Somatostatin Receptor 2 (SSTR2) is discussed as a potential therapeutic target for cancer therapy, ACROBiosystems also discusses their range of SSTR2 reagents.

From FLAG - An ACROBiosystems Brand 20 May 2022

How to select a development strategy for anti-idiotypic antibodies

In this article, ACROBiosystems discusses how to choose a development strategy for anti-idiotypic antibodies and how to take advantage fo PK/ADA assays.

From ACROBiosystems 20 May 2022

The complement cascade and its therapeutic potential in COVID-19, cancer and general inflammation

In this article, ACROBiosystems discusses how the complement cascade and it's various components could potentially be leveraged for therapeutic potential in COVID-19, cancer and general inflammation.

From ACROBiosystems 19 May 2022

Dual targeting of both LILRB and HLA-G for an effective anti-cancer immunotherapy combination

In this article, ACROBiosystems discusses a new immunotherapy combination targeting both Leukocyte Immunoglobulin-like Receptor Bs (LILRBs) and Human Leukocyte Antigen G (HLA-G) that has shown to promote innate and adaptive anti-cancer immunity.

From ACROBiosystems 19 May 2022

Hospital Incinerators from Inciner8

Hospital waste varies from site to site and the biggest challenge is to dispose of this wide range of waste streams using one solution. Incineration is still the preferred way to process Type I to Type IV waste without endangering the health of patients, staff or anyone else coming into contact with them.

From Inciner8 Limited 27 Apr 2022