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Researchers are always developing innovative applications for novel research areas, improving data quality and expanding the boundaries of experimental limitations.

Download this poster to discover tips on moisture prevention, incubation times and dispensing techniques.

Download this poster to learn more about organelle marker antibodies, stains for live-cell or fixed-cell imaging and finding the right antibodies and dyes for your organelle research.

The potential of human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs) continues to show incredible promise, rapidly progressing through clinical trials for use in treatment of a multitude of diseases. However, historical methods of hPSC culture have remained a barrier of entry into the clinic even with relative success within in vitro cellular research.

Microglia are the resident immune cells of the central nervous system and play significant roles in the regulation of homeostasis and the management of tissue response to inflammatory or pathological insults.

Download this poster to discover a novel xeno-free culture system that can facilitate the development of a robust, clinically acceptable culture process and maintains MSC features.

For optimal experimentation results, it is essential to select an ultrafiltration device and method that is compatible with the sample that you are working with. Download this poster to discover tips including selecting the right device and much more.

The Agilent ZAG DNA Analyzer system is a high-throughput capillary electrophoresis instrument designed for qualitative analysis of DNA samples up to 20,000 bp in size. Download this poster to discover a system that streamlines the genotyping process and can separate up to 96 samples simultaneously.

The changing landscape for antibody-derived therapeutics, such as bi-specific monoclonal antibodies, Fab fragments and Fc-fusion proteins brings new purification challenges in the downstream processing of these molecules. Standard chromatography resins, such as Protein A, may not result in the most efficient purification process.

Tumor associated macrophages (TAMs) can facilitate the proliferation of tumor cells and are able to suppress anti-tumor immune responses within the tumor microenvironment, making them a highly attractive target for the development of innovative cancer immunotherapies.