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Hypothetically speaking…

March 1, 2006
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In the first of a series of articles that pays tribute to the great theories, and the great minds behind them, Laboratory News explores Charles Darwin and his theory of...
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Autoimmunity and automation, a reality or not?

March 1, 2006
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Autoimmunity testing has traditionally been very labour intensive, and hard to automate. Has technology caught up fast enough to meet the growing demands of this expanding discipline?
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The dawning of the age of nanomedicine

March 1, 2006
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Science has pushed the boundary of the miniscule in medicine to the nano-scale level, and now with the European Science Foundation's report on nanomedicine not only defining the field but...
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Just how effective is your sieve?

March 1, 2006
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Even though the weaving process is descended from the industrial revolution, knowing the exact size of the wire spacing in your sieve can be make or break in the pharmaceutical...
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When high performance is not good enough

March 1, 2006
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Could Ultra High performance liquid chromatography be the answer for time pressured analytical labs who find that HPLC is not up to the grade?
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The grass is always greener…

February 1, 2006
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A new test facility at the IGER will help scientists develop the next generation of grassland crop that will balance nutrition and economics with the need to protect the environment
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Thinking outside the dot: Combining imaging and flow cytometry

February 1, 2006
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Imaging and analysing cells is the corner stone of most biological research, and both approaches are often needed to make breakthroughs. Now, a combination of the two promises to bring...
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Taking the battle to the molecular level

February 1, 2006
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Molecular detection of parasite DNA is proving to be a useful weapon in the battle against parasitic enteric disease
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Take a seat and don’t be spineless

December 31, 2005
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Innovative ergonomic seating launched to take pressure off laboratory workers
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Pure water without the regulatory headaches

December 31, 2005
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With water systems under the spotlight like never before, purity in the lab is becoming ever more important
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Ireland nutures a biotech revolution

December 31, 2005
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Ireland's biotechnology industry has emerged to become the second largest pharmaceutical manufacturer and exporter after Germany and is now a hotbed of biotech innovation
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Identifying viruses can be child’s play

November 30, 2005
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Chris Waghorn discusses some of the most common enteric and respiratory viral infections in children and some rapid and convenient methods for detecting these viruses and distinguishing them from other...
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