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Metastasis of solid cancer tumors is a crucial step in progression and generally portends poor patient outcome.
   
 
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Diesse MINI-CUBE, Automated Sed-Rate Analyzer
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  NuAire In-VitroCell CO2 Incubators create an optimal environment for tissue cell culture growth through closed loop HEPA filtration and precise control of humidity, temperature, CO2 gas, sterility, and reliability.
 
   
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Dr. John A. Reffner of John Jay College (New York, N.Y.) and Dr. David W. Schiering of Czitek (Danbury, Conn.) will present a course on hands-on FTIR Microspectroscopy.
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• Scientists Look to New Ways to Make Stem Cells More Clinically Useful
• Extra Piece of DNA Outside Coding Region Affects Gene Regulation
• Electrical Cell-Substrate Impedance Spectroscopy Shows Fat Cells Changing Into Bone Tissue Cells
• Material’s Ability to Stretch Will Allow Its Use in Tissue Engineering, Medicine
• Linear Ion Trap Makes 2-D Mass Spectrometry More Accessible
   
 
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