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When designing your own lateral flow assay (LFA), it is important to consider the critical variables that impact accuracy and reliability, including detection reagents, assay materials and manufacturing methods.

There are a host of parameters that may be assessed in the cell biology lab and the flow cytometer is a key tool in doing so. In this infographic, we explore how flow cytometry works, what analyses can tell us and the applications of flow cytometry.

For over 150 years, wastewater has provided a rich source of data for tracking infectious diseases and informing public health decisions. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the scope for wastewater-based epidemiology (WBE) has increased significantly and requires increasingly rapid, versatile and accurate detection methods to monitor the spread of disease.

This infographic takes a look at some of the benefits that liquid biopsies can offer and explores examples of recent developments in this field.

Download this infographic to explore the diverse applications to which MS is being applied, how technique variants and hyphenation can help meet analytical needs and the capabilities of MS that make it well suited to certain analytical challenges.

Download this infographic to explore how UV-Vis spectroscopy works, what it can tell us, its strengths and limitations and its applications.

The field of cancer immunology concerns the study of the interaction between the immune system and cancer cells.

For the future of our planet, we all know it is important to address the sustainability of our practices, tools and workspaces across the sectors. Science is no exception. But it’s also critical that, in carrying out scientific research in a more environmentally sustainable way, safety and quality are maintained.

This infographic features solutions that can help to optimize this journey.

While most protein assays excel in one or two areas, the SomaScan Assay is the first and only platform that can measure 7,000 proteins from a 55-µL sample – covering more biological pathways than any other proteomic assay.