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December 28, 2016

Feature Article

Quantifying Clinically Relevant Molecules

While HPLC and mass spec make inroads into nontraditional markets, interest remains in molecular techniques that address the unique needs of clinicians and drug developers

High-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) and mass spectrometry (MS) are making inroads into diagnostics, forensics, and other nontraditional markets. Plenty of interest remains, however, in molecular techniques that address the unique needs of clinicians and drug developers.

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Thermo Fisher Scientific

Can your Q-TOF Keep Pace With Your Needs?

The Thermo Scientific™ Q Exactive™ and Q Exactive™ Focus MS offers what you need for your routine, small molecule analyses: great linear dynamic range, ultra-high resolution, and extraordinary mass accuracy and stability.

See what Q Exactive MS can do. With all these capabilities at a surprisingly affordable price, it may be time to can your Q-TOF.

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OpenTrons

Management Tips

Leading Your Staff Through Change

Change is inevitable for laboratories in order to stay abreast of the latest technology and adapt to new customer needs

There is nothing like the word “change” to strike fear into the hearts of employees and set the whole lab on edge. People may fear being replaced by new technology or that changes will impact their personal lives.

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Shopping for a New Pipette?

Choosing the Best Pipette for Your Application

Know what features and options to consider when purchasing a new pipette

Linda the lab manager and her team examine some of the features to consider when purchasing a new pipette for your lab in this Lab Manager video sponsored by Thermo Scientific.

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Feature Article

How 'Publication Bias' Does—and Doesn't—Affect the 'Canonization' of Facts in Science

Professor Carl Bergstrom believes facts stand a fighting chance, especially if science has their back

Since most negative results live out their obscurity in the pages of laboratory notebooks, it is difficult to quantify the ratio that are published. But clinical trials, which must be registered with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration before they begin, offer a window into how often negative results make it into the peer-reviewed literature.

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White Papers and Application Notes

How to Select a Vacuum Pump for Rotary Evaporation

Four essential questions to ask before purchasing

Evaporation is one of the most common tasks performed in a chemistry laboratory. But how do you go about selecting the correct vacuum pump for your rotary evaporator? Or, if you already have a vacuum pump, how do you know whether it is well-suited for this application?

This application note provides simple, yet critical tips to help you select and size a vacuum pump for rotary evaporation.

Download the FREE application note to learn more

Feature Article

Watching Water Freeze (Video)

Researchers demonstrated that confocal laser scanning microscopy and image analysis can rapidly capture a series of pictures showing the ice crystals growing

Every winter, snow and ice dusts mountains and makes roads slick in cold climates. This phenomenon is ages old, but a detailed explanation for how ice crystals form has eluded us. In a study appearing in the journal ACS Omega, scientists now report a method to visualize ice in three dimensions as it grows.

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Feature Article

Researchers Estimate 10,000 Metric Tons of Plastic Enter Great Lakes Every Year

Study inventories movement of plastic and microplastic debris throughout lake system

A new study by Rochester Institute of Technology that inventories and tracks high concentrations of plastic in the Great Lakes could help inform cleanup efforts and target pollution prevention.

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Feature Article

Tiny Barcodes Provide Huge Advance in Personalized Cancer Therapy

In a process similar to allergy testing, tiny quantities of different “barcoded” drugs are tested inside patient’s tumor to determine effectiveness

Using synthetic DNA sequences as the tiniest of barcodes, Technion researchers have developed a new diagnostic technology for determining the suitability of specific anticancer drugs to a specific patient—before treatment even begins.

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