Latest Infographics

This infographic highlights steps you can take to protect your samples and improve your cryopreservation workflow.

Download this infographic to discover how spatial biology can elucidate biological activity in relation to environment, is utilized in neuroscience and cancer research, and can be explored using various technologies.

Pesticides have been key in enabling producers to keep up with growing global food demands, but must be used with caution. Download this infographic to learn what pesticides are, why we test for them, what we test for and the techniques used to achieve this.

Cancer is an extremely complex group of diseases. As it progresses, tumors can evolve to comprise varied cell types with distinct morphological and genetic features. This diversity – or heterogeneity – is reflected at many levels. In this infographic, we explore the mechanisms causing intratumor heterogeneity and the clinical implications of cancer heterogeneity.

Download this infographic to learn about assessing mitochondrial health in oncology through different workflows and data analysis.

Gene therapy is an effective tool for modifying genetic material within a cell. This pioneering form of precision medicine addresses health conditions caused by mutated, faulty or malfunctioning genes within cells.

Immunotherapy is a specific type of treatment that utilizes the body’s immune system to fight diseases such as cancer. Download this infographic to discover various types of immunotherapy and the potential of mRNA technology in this space.

Finding the right antigens is not always easy and so far, mAbs have proven to be more useful against some diseases than others.

Download this infographic to learn what per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are, why, despite their useful properties, they have become a concern for human health and the environment and the techniques used to detect them.

Cell culture is an invaluable tool for cancer research, used in studies to improve our understanding of fundamental cancer biology and as preclinical models to develop and test drugs. For several years, cell lines have helped uncover many intricacies of cancer pathogenesis, providing a simple, low cost and rapid way to test hypotheses.