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To serve science, Thermo Fisher Scientific needs to stay ahead of it, we need to anticipate customer needs. We need to constantly think about advancing science, so customers have the freedom to be bolder and more innovative -we are committed to pushing science and technology a step beyond where it is today. The Life in the Lab blog section on the website will provide you with information on..
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2d ago
Cancer research has seen remarkable advancements over the years, particularly with the development of therapeutic antibodies. These innovations have transformed the landscape of targeted therapies, offering more precise and effective treatment options. Here, we discuss the Invitrogen™ LysoLight™ Antibody Labeling Kits designed to help further enhance the capabilities of cancer researchers. The importance of therapeutic
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2w ago
Every year, this Southern California community comes together to make science fun. For nearly a decade, the Carlsbad Unified School District (CUSD) has held its annual “Science Day” events across grade levels in collaboration with local nonprofit Carlsbad Educational Foundation and Thermo Fisher Scientific, a global life science research company whose Carlsbad campus is
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Blog » Life in the Lab
2w ago
Microplate readers can make quick work of sample analysis across multi-well plates by quantifying key signals like fluorescence, absorbance, luminescence, and turbidimetry. Not all plate readers carry the same features, however, and it pays to know how your lab’s needs intersect with current technologies. One of the most common questions researchers have when buying is
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Blog » Life in the Lab
1M ago
Microplate readers can make quick work of sample analysis across multi-well plates by quantifying key signals like fluorescence, absorbance, luminescence, and turbidimetry. Not all plate readers carry the same features, however, and it pays to know how your lab’s needs intersect with current technologies. One of the most common questions researchers have when buying is
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Blog » Life in the Lab
1M ago
In the realm of cellular biology, the nutrient landscape is key to maintaining robust cell cultures. Among these essential nutrients, glutamine is a critical amino acid that fuels numerous cellular processes. Whether you’re a researcher or a science enthusiast, understanding glutamine’s role can provide valuable insights into cellular metabolism and experimental optimization. In this blog
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Blog » Life in the Lab
2M ago
Selecting the right lab equipment for cell and gene therapy can be a challenging task, even for experienced scientists. To ensure successful equipment selection, it is crucial to understand your lab’s specific needs, the information you require from your supplier, and the criteria you should consider when evaluating lab equipment options. By carefully considering these
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Blog » Life in the Lab
3M ago
In the fast-evolving field of cell and gene therapy, keeping up with the latest advancements and best practices is crucial for professionals involved in the development and production of biotherapies. Recently, a pair of highly informative webinars titled “Analytical Strategies for Sterility and Mycoplasma Testing in Biotherapies: From Early Development to Production Scale-Up” and “Overcoming
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The Ultimate Guide to Lowering Your Total Cost of Ownership with Advanced Biological Safety Cabinets
Thermo Fisher Scientific Blog » Life in the Lab
3M ago
As a dedicated research professional, you know that maintaining a safe and efficient laboratory environment is paramount. However, one critical aspect of lab management that often flies under the radar is the total cost of ownership (TCO) of essential equipment like biological safety cabinets (BSCs). Surprisingly, the operational costs of a Class II BSC can
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Blog » Life in the Lab
3M ago
Adhering to good manufacturing practice guidance is essential in the world of advanced therapy medicinal products, but it can be a complex and ongoing process. Everything from lab equipment choice to understanding the different types and sources of particulate matter plays a role in adhering to GMP. Understanding and identifying potential future risks and implementing
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Blog » Life in the Lab
3M ago
In the clinical laboratory setting, the preparation of Platelet-Poor Plasma (PPP) is a fundamental process that underpins a wide range of diagnostic tests. PPP is particularly critical in coagulation assays, which are essential for diagnosing and managing various bleeding and clotting disorders. Understanding the process and importance of PPP preparation can significantly enhance the reliability
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