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Many workflows in clinical diagnostic labs require spinning down a sample. That task might require a general-purpose centrifuge or a high-speed one. In some cases, a temperature-controlled ultracentrifuge might be the best choice. For any ... Read More

The shortage of digital innovation in microscopy is not simply an unfortunate footnote. It has far-reaching implications. Manual microscopy is unable to leverage digital tools that have become commonplace in other industries. The impact of analog ... Read More

Recent advances in analytical technologies, such as nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, are enabling testing laboratories to identify new psychoactive substances (NPS) and break the cycle, changing the way the entire drug screening market ... Read More

Cryopreservation is the preservation of living and structurally intact cells and tissues by cooling to very low temperatures (as low as -196°C). A key challenge facing cryopreservation research is intracellular ice formation (IIF), which damages ... Read More

An analysis of the benefits of using microflow liquid chromatography and an optimized source system when analyzing samples. 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

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