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Micro RNA Profiling with a Multiplexed Assay
Monday, March 03, 2014
Application Note
Mark Santos
From the discovery of new miRNAs to clarifying their biological roles and utility as biomarkers, micro RNA (miRNA)-based research is undergoing a period of change. Rigorous methods are therefore ... read more
Innovations in Optical Dissolved Oxygen Sensors
Monday, March 05, 2012
Application Note
Robert Hengel Klaus Reithmayer
This article discusses the limitations associated with conventional electrochemical oxygen sensors and introduces a new technology that provides a viable solution for fast, accurate, and reliable ... read more
Matrix Degradation Assays for Investigating Cell Invasion
Tuesday, November 01, 2011
Application Note
Jun Ma Luke Armstrong Janet Anderl
Tumor metastasis, inflammation, and development are accompanied by the invasion of cells through the extracellular matrix. read more
The State of Microscopy for 2012
Tuesday, November 01, 2011
Technical Article
Barbara Foster
In various recent interviews, I’ve been asked about the state of microscopy and, most specifically, the rise of technologies such as AFM (atomic force microscopy) and Raman confocal and the ... read more
The Importance of Planning and Coordination in Laboratory Design
Tuesday, June 01, 2010
Technical Article
Roger Hendrick
The proven marks of modern laboratory design are sharing of resources, flexible use of space,and the ability to adapt to changing needs. In constructing various laboratories throughout the years, ... read more
Transformation of a University Teaching Laboratory Through Innovative Solutions
Tuesday, June 01, 2010
Technical Article
Steve McDaniel Michael Kihn
This article describes the improvements made to a 4500-square-foot chemistry teaching laboratory within the University of Pennsylvania’s (Philadelphia) Chemistry ’58 building. The design was led by ... read more