Content by The Scientist

PCR-free library preparation kits enable better whole genome sequencing performance and productivity.

Keith Rubin from ILiAD Biotechnologies highlights current spikes in pertussis cases and discusses a new approach that outperforms traditional vaccines.

Explore how gut microbes shape brain health and disease.

An automated magnetic bead-based isolation system allows scientists to quickly and efficiently extract DNA and RNA molecules from numerous sample types.

Scientists harness the power of bioelectricity to encourage brain tissue regeneration after stroke.

Marcy Richardson from Ambry Genetics discusses the importance of a new study that assessed the functional impact of thousands of BRCA2 variants, identifying those that may increase cancer risk.

High performance fluorescently conjugated antibodies designed for flow cytometry and beyond help researchers improve data reliability and streamline experimental design.

Kevin Caldwell from Ossium Health explains how bone marrow banking enables physicians to quickly obtain high-quality stem cells to treat multiple diseases.

Spectral flow cytometry offers greater panel sizes and design flexibility. Learn more in this video!

Mike Kelly from NervGen Pharma Corp. discusses the importance of spinal cord injury research and developing drugs that promote nerve regrowth.

Scientists increase the efficiency and scalability of their single-cell RNA sequencing experiments by using innovative barcoding technology. 

Discover the unique research avenues scientists are traversing with the power of genome editing.

Yuya Kobayashi from Invitae explains the difficulties scientists face when classifying sequence variants and discusses how innovative approaches help overcome them.

Jimmy Fong from Bruker discusses the latest technological advances for voltage imaging that help scientists unravel neuronal activity in the brain.

A panel of scientists weighs in on the importance of bile acids and discusses their analysis using advanced mass spectrometry techniques.