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Unmasking traditional Chinese medicine

November 10, 2009
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When it comes to analysing the components in traditional Chinese medicine – vital if science is to understand how they work, if at all - rapid resolution and high throughput...
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Tackling the enemy of allergies

November 10, 2009
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A novel method for rapid pollen characterisation in allergic disease research
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Protein expression on demand

November 5, 2009
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This article looks at a novel approach to meeting protein research needs
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The 3Rs call on science

November 3, 2009
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After 50 years of the 3Rs – replacement research lacks the strategic punch needed to decrease the number of animals used says Dr Gemma Buckland
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Never break the chain

October 20, 2009
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Supply of high quality gases is vital to many laboratories – so why not have your own onsite supply?
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Biomedical scientists – time to register

October 20, 2009
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BIOMEDICAL scientists are required by law to renew their registration with the Health Professions Council (HPC) every two years to stay on the HPC Register and continue to practise using...
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Keep close to your supply

October 15, 2009
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James Heseltine explains how the latest gas generation technology can help increase efficiency and cut costs in laboratory applications
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Making the case

October 13, 2009
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The advantages of automating laboratories are numerous, yet the ROI (return of investment) of such a project is not as obvious. A business case that combines economical and technical laboratory...
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What’s in an image?

October 8, 2009
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Embryonic stem cells are becoming something of a clinical holy grail – but is quantitative imaging an essential development for the quality control of human embryonic stem cells? We find...
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The here and now of pathology reform

October 6, 2009
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In the first of a two part series, we catch up with the recent Roche Diagnostics Managers' Forum and get to grips with the ever changing landscape of modern pathology
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Laboratory Productivity on the up

September 24, 2009
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In today's cost-conscious world, maximising efficiency is more important than ever for contract testing laboratories. In this article Dr Nicola Vosloo explains how to meet the challenge of reducing instrument...
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Pure and simple

September 24, 2009
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Water is the most widely utilised analytical laboratory reagent, and is used daily to make buffers, lab reagents, calibration standards, instrument blanks, as well as culture media and sample dilutions....
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