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History of the agar plate

November 1, 2005
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From its humble beginnings as simple meat extract to the advanced science of diagnostic media, the agar plate has always been the workhorse of the microbiologist
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Finding the peverbial fun in science

November 1, 2005
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A well placed proverb can add some much needed humour to a lecture says Sir Colin Spedding
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Give your microscope the peronal touch

November 1, 2005
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Clive Cowen, owner of microscope equipment supplier, Micro Instruments Limited, describes how his company makes customized solutions for practical applications which are often beyond the scope of conventional commercial products
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Breaking the mould – the biotechnology industry in 2005

November 1, 2005
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Revolutionary discovery, over-hyped promises and a boom and bust business model. The biotechnology industry has seen it all over its relatively short life span, but what state is it in...
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Now you can image a mouse like a man

October 1, 2005
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In Vivo animal imaging finally goes nano thanks to a new tomographic nano-imaging device
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Still going strong at 40

October 1, 2005
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How SEM technology has succeeded in its quest for world dominance
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How to build a lab from scratch

October 1, 2005
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Even though such a massive project has its difficulties, this article discusses the benefits of alliance contracting
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The hospital culture of infection

October 1, 2005
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Legionella - an important cause of hospital-acquired pneumonia
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Recombinant antibodies beat invisible cancer

September 1, 2005
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A small variation in a common bone protein could be the key to beating hidden bone cancers
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Coconuts, paper and butterfly wings – the way to safer working environment

September 1, 2005
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You might not think that chaos theory and coconut husks have much to do with your fume cupboard, but Simon Kear of Labcaire systems has other ideas
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Lab21 make it personal

September 1, 2005
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In an age of personal computers, personal MP3 players and personal trainers, Lab21 say they have the key to personalised medicine
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Culture shock for UTI resistance

September 1, 2005
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Is the decline in effectiveness of antibiotics used to treat UTIs due not only to overuse of antibiotics, but also contaminated food products?
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