
Diverse scientific labs that range from academic research to pharmaceuticals to cosmetic sciences require taking precise analytical measurements on a daily basis. Analytical measurements include, for example, pH, weight, conductivity, and elemental analyses. These measurements are determined by employing specific analytical equipment and instrumentation that are reliable, cost-effective, durable, and flexible. Deciding on the type of analyzer to invest in depends on the requirements of the experiments to be done not only in the near future, but more importantly in the long-run. Chromatography equipment is available for chemical separation, analytical balances for microgram weight measurements, fluorometers for fluorescence detection, and titrators for concentration assessments. Accessories for many of the instruments listed are available such as chromatography columns and software, and fluorescence cuvettes. Various suppliers and instrument models are listed in our catalogue of analytical equipment and instrumentation to facilitate comparing price and function.
Maintaining a highly controlled and reproducible environment is essential
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Choose the CFX Opus real-time PCR system for the reliability you depend on from Bio-Rad with improved connectivity and performance for your modern lab. The CFX Opus system is the next evolution in qPCR from Bio-Rad. With improved thermal performance ...
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Introducing the LUNA-FX7™ - the automated cell counter that builds on the success of its predecessors. The LUNA-FX7™ is our most powerful cell counter to date, with unmatched cell counting accuracy, a maximum counting volume of 5 µL (10 times that of...
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The chemistry utilized in the Sialic Acid Assay Kit from Abcam involves an enzyme-coupled reaction in which free sialic acid is oxidized. This results in the development of the oxired probe that fluoresces (Ex/Em= 535/587 nm) and can also be read ...
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NOS is a key enzyme which plays a central role in the production of the cellular messenger NO (nitric oxide) from arginine. I tested and evaluated various protocols. I rated them with respect to sensitivity and specificity as well as other aspects ...
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