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Danger signals

December 1, 2006
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Much confusion still exists surrounding the potentially detrimental effects that mobile phones may have on medical equipment in clinical settings despite the latest Government advice.
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Say ‘YES’ to the competition

December 1, 2006
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Grass that does not need cutting, surgical gloves that change colour if they are damaged and contact lenses which detect changes in glucose levels are just a few of the...
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The science of Christmas

December 1, 2006
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Medicinal Christmas trees, the secret of Rudolf's rosy nose and why your genes could take a bashing over the holiday season. We discover how taking a look at the festive...
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Simultaneous detection

November 1, 2006
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Multiple labelling using fluorescent labelled secondary antibodies.
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Testing times

November 1, 2006
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Detecting levels of the good and the bad in nutraceuticals, food and cosmetics
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Catching the dope cheats

November 1, 2006
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How do labs keep up with the ever more sophisticated techniques that athletes use to try and cheat the system?
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Future of thought

November 1, 2006
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Following the opening of the NEURObotics exhibition at the Science Museum, Laboratory News considers how well you know your own mind
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Don’t be a spoilsport

November 1, 2006
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Rapid detection of yeasts and moulds is vital in preventing premature food spoilage
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Don’t just be inspired. Be bio-inspired

October 9, 2006
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Human ingenuity has brought advances that have changed our lives immeasurably - but don't let that fool you; we don't know it all just yet
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The future of fuel

October 9, 2006
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Stringent regulations mean that biofuel is on the increase. But is it here to stay?
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A toxic death for ethidium bromide

October 8, 2006
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Ethidium bromide is one of the most widely used nucleic acid stains in molecular biology laboratories and being both highly toxic and a mutagen, the one most likely to cause...
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To accreditate or certificate?

October 8, 2006
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It has been a little over a year since the revised laboratory accreditation standard ISO/IEC 17025:2005 came into effect. However, confusion still exists over the differences between accreditation and certification
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