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The success of AAV-based gene therapy hinges on the design of the cargo and capsid. Developing an engineered rAAV vector carrying a transgene involves the use of different plasmids and cell lines for assembly and production. Read More

Last year was a breakthrough year for cell and gene therapies, with seven FDA approvals in the U.S. and one in the European Union. Currently, more than 2,000 clinical trials are being conducted globally. Read More

In pursuing sustainable scientific research, lab instrument manufacturers and managers can significantly reduce their ecological footprint by embracing the principles of the circular economy. Read More

As this technology continues to evolve, 3D systems are increasingly positioned to expedite drug development from laboratory discovery to patient treatment. Read More

For researchers who study proteomics, which can be notoriously time consuming and complex, workflows that provide faster throughput, higher sensitivity and deeper coverage, even at single cell level, allow scientists to gather more valuable ... Read More

In chromatography, nothing is more coveted than a sharp symmetrical shape on a flat baseline—the Gaussian peak. Ideal peak shape is essential to achieve enhanced resolution (Rs) and improved accuracy in quantitative analysis. Read More

Today, scientists are looking to mass spectrometry-based proteomics to help them uncover novel insights into health and disease with new approaches enabling depth of protein coverage not previously possible. Advanced technologies are becoming more ... Read More