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From: Eppendorf
Experience improved handling and unsurpassed protection of your cells with Eppendorf Cell Culture Consumables. Features such as the corrugated handling ring and the SplashProtect™ ring inside the dish lid provide unsurpassed safety while a new, advanced air filter technology combines excellent protection with reliable gas exchange in flasks. A unique ConvexAccess™ neck significantly facilitates the access to the Eppendorf flasks and the plates offer easier handling through contrast rich individual well ID’s and alphanumeric OptiTrack^® labeling. more »

Charting the Methylome Base by Base (with Bisulfite Sequencing)
Methylation of cytosine residues – 5mC, typically (but not always) found at CpG dinucleotides, and ... more »

Emerging Pathogens: Out of the Shadows, into the Database
When Clair Fraser, director of the Institute for Genome Sciences at the University of Maryland ... more »

BZ-X800 Fluorescence Microscope
KEYENCE Corporation
The BZ series All-in-one Fluorescence Microscope is an inverted, fully-motorized microscope, which ... more »

CX23 Upright Microscope
Evident
Redefining the microscope for the educational setting, Olympus has based the CX23’s design on its ... more »

DENV-2 Immunostaining with Anti -dengue Type 2
Dengue virus (DENV-2) infected HeLa cells were immunostained for P- bodies and DENV-2. Cells grown ... more »

Good DNA Ladder
This is the go to DNA ladder in our lab when we want to look at sizes between 100 bp and 10,000 bp. ... more »

Angiogenesis inhibitors undermined by immune cells, says study more »

Increasing evidence points to inflammation as source of nervous system manifestations of Lyme disease more »

New transitional stem cells discovered more »

First steps in basic biological process that could be harnessed to make therapeutic cells more »

Heart cells regenerated in mice more »

Molecular spies sabotage a protein's activities in specific cellular compartments more »

Restoring cellular energy signals may treat mitochondrial diseases in humans more »

Shape-shifting molecule tricks viruses into mutating themselves to death more »

Thinking positively: A new way to deliver medicine into cells more »

The CNIO links telomeres to the origins of liver diseases such as chronic hepatitis and cirrhosis more »