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Download this guide to learn more about the stages of antibody development including antibody discovery and optimization, production and predevelopment
as well as candidate selection.

Now more than ever, across vast areas of study, researchers are developing innovative applications for new areas of research, improving data quality and expanding the boundaries of experimental limitations. These advances are enabled by increasingly sophisticated instruments and software – including in flow cytometry.

Download this guide to learn more about what cell types are responsible for disease, what genes are important for immune activation and how do you understand the immune response to vaccination or infection in patients.

Download this guide for tips on choosing the most appropriate antibodies and buffers, maintaining sample quality, washing techniques, detecting multiple targets and monitoring assay performance.

Download this guide to learn more about detailed marker information for specific immune cell subtypes, alternative antigen nomenclature and human and mouse CD and non-CD markers.

Download this guide for tips and tricks to successfully cryopreserve precious samples and maximize viability upon sample reanimation.

This free guide provides a review of cell culture contamination, the problems it causes, as well as hints and tips for controlling contamination in your work.

Download this free guide to learn more about the benefits of automating synthetic biology workflows.

With the increased applications of human-derived primary cells for therapeutic purposes, the importance of good cryopreservation practices is growing. Download this guide to discover key tips and tricks for improving your cryopreservation workflow.

You’re about to use cells in your research – how sure are you that the label on the cryotube is a true reflection of the cells inside? This is a critical question to answer in any work using cell lines. By ensuring their authenticity early on, it can save time, money and resources.