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Nanoparticles – toxic or harmless?

January 12, 2010
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When nanotechnology emerged as a fledgling technology in the 1990s it had great potential, but were the disadvantages overlooked? Here Maria Anguita gets to grips with the hazards of nanoparticles
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Setting the standard in soil sampling

January 7, 2010
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New standards when sampling for volatiles in soil will demand new processes and new equipment according to Vincent Van Walt
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Hunting the protein imposter

December 17, 2009
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As melamine has been found in baby formula and soy products, fast and accurate screening of melamine and its analogues has become a necessity - Stephan Baumann tells us how
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Growing the potential of stem cells

December 15, 2009
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Stem cells have become one of the most promising areas of biomedical research, yet there are many problems to overcome - could flow cytometry get the technology to its full...
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The future holds electric dreams

December 8, 2009
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The future of the laboratory notebook is electronic according to John McCarthy, as laboratories begin to look for a chemically aware central data storage facility
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The here and now of pathology reform: Part 2 – the pathology marketplace

November 19, 2009
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In this, the second instalment of our two part catch up with the movers and shakers in pathology, we learn that the changes afoot in this sector should be seen...
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Dealing with cell death

November 17, 2009
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Apoptosis is a major cause of cell death in live cell in vitro scientific processes, yet little is done to separate out dead or dying cells, which can dramatically affect...
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Getting to know the flu pandemic

November 12, 2009
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It has been the big medical story of the year, dominating headlines and overrunning diagnostic labs – here we get the inside story on H1N1, find out how it came...
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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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