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Microplate-based assays offer key features dedicated to the optimization and success of microbiology analyses. They can deliver highly accurate and reproducible results in real-time, making them a more efficient alternative to traditional techniques.

Adeno-associated viruses (AAVs) are considered one of the most effective and safe ways to deliver therapeutic genes for the treatment of a wide range of genetic conditions.

This eBook has been compiled with this in mind, and has everything you need to know about PCR, including tips on PCT to aid your success, how to set up a PCR lab from scratch plus reducing protocol for PCR.

For this, we need to look at the ultimate output of the genome: the proteome. After many years in the shadow of genomics, proteomics is now ready to step into the spotlight.

This eBook is an essential read for anyone interested in the evolution of protein engineering and the impact of synthetic DNA on the optimization of protein discovery.

This eBook explores innovative analytical solutions for battery testing and recycling, as well as the breadth of requirements for R&D and QA/QC.

Dysfunctional metabolism is associated with a growing number of different disease states. The ability to examine the genes, proteins and pathways that modulate energy metabolism is therefore a promising new avenue for drug discovery.

Flow cytometry has not traditionally been considered a core component of the microbiology toolkit, however technical advances coupled with developments in microbe-specific staining, acoustic focusing and imaging are increasing the scope of its applications.

Working at the correct safety level depending on the given organism or toxin you are working with in a biosafety lab is essential to minimize the risk of laboratory-associated infections and contamination of the environment. Each biosafety level has its associated risk assessments, microbiological practices and containment procedures for you to follow.

Maintaining high-level biosafety laboratories is key in protecting public health, scientific research and national biosecurity. However, when working with infectious agents and toxins, there is so much more to consider than just the physical design and build of a lab.