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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

State requirements for cannabis are not uniform, however, microbial testing remains generally universal. Checking cannabis for microorganisms makes sense from producing the plants to preparing products. Those processes could require various lab ... 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

Half of life science research and development fails, costing $28 billion or half the cost of pre-clinical research that is spent annually. The research fails, because it is not reproducible. New technology measures the “unknown unknowns” about ... Read More