Critical quality attributes (CQA) are fundamental to regulatory compliance and in drug development and manufacturing. Find out how surface plasmon resonance has been applied for protein characterization of antibody effector function.
Discover how new smart valve technology can automate your pneumatic energy savings, tamper proof your equipment settings, and enable flexible automation.
Describing the pore of a size exclusion chromatography resin with a single number such as average pore diameter is an oversimplification. The formation of pores is dependent on complex combinations of many parameters.
Validating host cell protein ELISAs is an essential part of biologics development. But what makes these coverage assays so vital, and what could we improve? Read how this 2D DIBE approach combines the best of existing methods.
Broad compatibility increases lab consistency.
Part 3 of this series describes various filter paper cone folding techniques. Read on to see the options for getting a good seal over your conical funnel.
Thoughtful lateral flow assay design and development is key to high performance and minimized costs, achieved in part by selecting the best components for optimal assay results.
By checking the pulse of your organization, you can identify gaps and develop a plan for how to address them, so you can make the right decisions at the right time.
Choosing the right filter paper helps make filtration more efficient, but how do your workflow and the nature of your samples affect filter paper selection?
This report summarizes the results of an anonymous online survey conducted by The Analytical Scientist (Texere Publishing) on behalf of GE Healthcare. The intent was to learn more about the needs and preferences of individuals who were involved with high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) sample preparation.
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