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An Interview with Fasha Mahjoor, founder of Neoteryx LLC, on their novel quantitative sampling for biofluids. Read More

Cryopulverization, also called cryogrinding, is often the first step in homogenizing tough tissues (skin, cartilage), tissues containing heat- or shear-labile components (enzymes, RNA, DNA), or samples containing important volatile components or oils... Read More

Many common globular proteins are very small in hydrodynamic size, with monomers rarely greater than 10 nm. Protein aggregates can easily reach large sizes, on the order of several hundred nm or larger, which complicate this already challenging ... Read More

Clinical laboratories can support health care providers as the front-line of defense against asymptomatic liver diseases. A growing number of physicians are adopting noninvasive screening methods to detect liver diseases in the absence of indications... Read More

There has never been a better time to be a cancer researcher. Technological advances have made it possible to analyze tumors at the single-cell level, detect circulating tumor DNA and rare cancer cells in blood samples, and visualize the spatial ... Read More

Consumer expectations for pesticide safety in cannabis mirror their expectations for pesticide safety in food. Unfortunately, these expectations have been shaped largely in response to ubiquitous organic and ‘natural’ marketing from the food industry... Read More

With many active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), especially hazardous ones in powdered form, lab personnel must work with equipment that performs as designed. That performance—particularly in biosafety cabinets (BSCs)—can only be ensured if the ... Read More