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Leveraging Recombinant Kinases for Drug Discovery Research

As kinase dysfunction underlies many pathological conditions, scientists require high-quality active kinases for their therapeutic development programs.

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What Drives Myeloid Cell Responses to Disease

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Transforming Molecular Workflows for Newborn Screening

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Optimizing Tissue Dissociation for High-Yield Single Cell Recovery

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eBooks: Key Tools for Scientific Advancement

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Holistic Freezer Sustainability Goes Beyond Energy Certification

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Streamlining Viral Gene Therapy Development

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A Unifying Data Informatics Approach for Multimodal Research

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Advancing Immunotherapy Development with High-Quality Cytokines

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Researchers can obtain epigenetic information in addition to genetic insights from a single DNA sample.

The Six-Base Genome Reveals Multimodal Data from a Single DNA Sample

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Obtaining High-Quality Acrylamide Gels without Compromises

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Optimizing Gene Editing with PARP1 CRISPR Plasmids

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A Sticky Situation: Optimizing Cell Culture with Essential Extracellular Matrix Proteins

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Trust Your Gut: Screening Drugs Using Novel Intestinal Models

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Directing Superior Reagents for Better PCR Results

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Shining a Light on New Microscopy Technologies

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Exploring Preclinical Models for Inflammatory Bowel Disease

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Simplifying Liquid Handling Workflows with Automation

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Introducing GMP-Grade Recombinant Cytokines for Stem Cell Research

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Shining a Light on New Microscopy Technologies

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Turning Organoids Inside Out

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Providing Stability In Vivo, In Vitro, and In Culture

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