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Inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) instruments are commonly used throughout the environmental industry due to their speed, high sensitivity and ability to detect trace and ultra-trace elements.

Uncover the rationale and methodology behind the integration of dPCR into workflows for optimized performance in cell and gene therapy, cancer research, gene expression analysis, microbial detection and more.

Through a selection of articles, interviews and graphics, this eBook will provide readers with an overview of drug discovery, design and development, highlighting challenges and solutions, successes, various modalities and approaches.

Explore current trends in laboratory digitization with this Expert Insights publication, tailored for decision-makers and practitioners. Discover Cubis® II as a pioneering solution for the future's digital laboratory.

This eBook highlights reagent kits for the detection of residual components across a range of biologics.

Lipid-based nanoparticles (LNPs) efficiently deliver therapeutic RNA payloads and can be rapidly scaled up through cell-free production processes. However, their complex structure presents analytical challenges, requiring precise measurement and control of attributes like size, concentration and thermal stability.

In this eBook, expert insights reveal how to detect these elusive targets with TIMS and PASEF for unmatched sensitivity, precise precursor control and deeper MHC insights.

This eBook discusses an array of techniques used for the study of proteins and showcases a portfolio of protein biology products to detect, measure and analyze protein expression, identity and function.

This eBook contains a selection of interviews from women at various stages of their careers, in which they share information on their research, experiences, opinions and ideas to inspire the next generation.

This eBook presents optical genome mapping (OGM) as a new powerful workflow that combines high-resolution imaging with advanced analytical analysis to provide genome-wide coverage of structural and copy number variants in hematological malignancy samples.