Life science & clinical diagnostics instruments

How to breed a better working dog

04 November, 2015

University of Sydney researchers have identified and mapped the genetic traits that will improve the accuracy of breeding high-performing working dogs for Australian farmers.


IDT Alt-R CRISPR-Cas9 System

29 October, 2015 | Supplied by: Integrated DNA Technologies

IDT introduces the Alt-R CRISPR-Cas9 System, based on the naturally occurring S. pyogenes CRISPR RNA system. The product is said to improve genome editing potency due to research-optimised crRNAs (CRISPR RNA) and tracrRNAs (trans-activating crRNA).


A mini DNA sequencer

20 October, 2015

Oxford Nanopore Technologies has developed the MinION, a handheld device that works by detecting individual DNA bases that pass through a nanopore.


Enzo Life Sciences AMPIGENE PCR and qPCR kits

16 October, 2015 | Supplied by: Sapphire Bioscience

Enzo Life Sciences has developed a range of patented DNA and RNA labelling chemistries for genomics research and development. These include RNA and DNA amplification kits, as well as labelling systems and modified nucleotides for creating biotin- or fluorophore-labelled nucleic acid probes for a variety of applications and detection platforms.


Tecan Spark 10M multimode reader and Connect microplate stacker

14 October, 2015 | Supplied by: Tecan Australia

Tecan's Spark 10M multimode reader can now be combined with the company's Connect microplate stacker to offer semi-automated batch processing of up to 50 assay plates.


ACEA Biosciences xCELLigence Real-Time Cell Analyzer (RTCA)

14 October, 2015 | Supplied by: In Vitro Technologies Pty Ltd

The xCELLigence Real-Time Cell Analyzer (RTCA) from ACEA Biosciences allows for label-free monitoring of cellular processes such as cell proliferation, morphology, cytotoxicity, adhesion, viability, invasion and migration. Using an electronic cell sensor array technology, the system provides precise, physiologically relevant, quantitative data recorded throughout the entire course of an experiment.


Promega multiplex assay approved by FBI

14 October, 2015

Promega's PowerPlex Fusion 6C System has been granted approval by the FBI in the United States for use in laboratories that generate DNA records for the National DNA Index System (NDIS).


ACEA Biosciences NovoCyte flow cytometer

13 October, 2015 | Supplied by: In Vitro Technologies Pty Ltd

ACEA Biosciences brings researchers high-performance flow cytometry with the NovoCyte benchtop platform. The user-friendly flow cytometer is said to remove the need for dedicated instrument managers.


3D imaging a cancer protein

12 October, 2015

Scientists have created what is said to be the first 3D image of a key protein known to be involved in the development of blood and other cancers.


The bubonic plague — 20 million years in the making?

02 October, 2015 by Lauren Davis

Entomology researcher George Poinar, Jr has unearthed what he believes is a 20-million-year-old strain of the bubonic plague.


Lonza Poietics hMSCs

24 September, 2015 | Supplied by: Capsugel Australia Pty Ltd

Lonza has enhanced its range of Poietics human bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells (hMSCs) by expanding the characterisation of the cells to meet industry guidelines for translational and cell therapy research applications.


Lonza's enhanced human MSCs

22 September, 2015

Life science company Lonza has enhanced its range of Poietics hMSCs by expanding the characterisation of the cells to meet industry guidelines for translational and cell therapy research applications.


A microarray for exploring the medical exome

17 September, 2015

Oxford Gene Technology speaks to genetic scientists Dr Tracey Lewis and Dr Emily Farrow about the advantages of the CytoSure Medical Research Exome Array — a customisable array which targets a variety of genetic disorders to complement next-generation sequencing (NGS) for clinical genetic research.


Bad karma is causing million-dollar oil palm crop failures

15 September, 2015

It seems that bad karma is the cause of massive oil palm crop failures.


Restek Resprep 96-well protein precipitation (PPT) plates

14 September, 2015 | Supplied by: Leco Australia Pty Ltd

The Resprep PPT3 96-well protein precipitation plates offer efficient protein removal with built-in, drip-free membrane and three-way versatility for filtration, so the user can easily prepare serum, plasma and other biological samples.


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