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01/19/2015 | Stephanie Vine
Turn your smartphone into a portable fluorescence microscope for imaging and sizing DNA molecules
DNA from ancient archive gives researchers a window into animals of the past
Recombinant blood protein contamination is discovered by chance. NMR to the rescue?
Is it time to drop your NIR instrument in the pool?
01/19/2015 | Willem Jonker, Jeroen Kool
A new approach to an old idea hyphenates FID detection with bioactivity assays
01/19/2015 | Rich Whitworth
Combining art and science is becoming a bit of a theme for The Analytical Scientist. Lewis Carroll’s reference to stereoisomers sent me down my own rabbit hole of discovery.
12/19/2014
In this application note, we show that Malvern’s OmniSEC software can now communicate with Waters Empower® for the seamless exchange of sample sequences. A selection of proteins was used to demonstrate the measurement of protein molecular weight, oligomeric and aggregation state.
In this application note, one protein, interferon α-5, was conjugated with two different PEG molecules in different reactions. The protein and PEG molecules were characterized individually using multi-detector SEC, followed by the PEGylated conjugates. Their composition, molecular weights and intrinsic viscosities were measured. This work was performed by Celares GMBH, Germany with samples provided by DIGNA BIOTECH, Spain
12/16/2014 | Nicoló Omenetto
Sitting Down With Nicoló Omenetto, Research Professor in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Florida, USA.
12/16/2014 | Marcus Lippold
How do your customers, your competitors, the press or even the public perceive your organization? Here, I offer my tips, tricks and thoughts on PR – and suggest why you might want to consider a smarter approach.
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