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Biosafety cabinets × DNA / RNA (Nucleic acids) × Parallel synthesis × Particle characterization ×

Reactor Ready Mini: A Compact Small Lab Reactor for Faster Process Development

The Radleys Reactor-Ready Mini is a compact, small jacketed reactor supporting 50 ml to 500 ml vessels with accurate temperature control, efficient stirring, dosing, and a scalable process. Reactor-Re...

Glass reactors Parallel synthesis Synthesis

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New Exclusive Partnership with GeneMind Biosciences

Analis Expands End to End Next Generation Sequencing Capabilities for Benelux Laboratories with GeneMind Biosciences. This new exclusive partnership between Analis and GeneMind is built on a shared be...

DNA / RNA (Nucleic acids) Next Generation Sequencing (NGS)

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Radleys NEW AVA Pad Reactor Controller

AVA PadReactorController One Box. Any Reactor. Effortless Automation. AVA Pad is a compact, subscription-free, out-of-the-box controller thatbrings effortless automation to any jacketed labreactor. CO...

Glass reactors Parallel synthesis Synthesis

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Redifine mutation detection

Advancing molecular diagnostics through a technology that is redefining how low‑frequency mutations are being detected. Using equipment that is already readily available in most laboratories. What is ...

DNA / RNA (Nucleic acids) Flow cytometry analyzers for research Flow cytometry reagents

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ESCO Biosafety Cabinet G4 Serie

Prevent cross contamination for protecting your sample... Discover the new : ESCO Labculture® Plus G4 Class II BSC with Centurion Touchscreen Controller ESCO Labuculture® G4 Class II Type A2 BSC with ...

Biosafety cabinets

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Working in Particle Characterization & Zeta Potential analysis ?

Maak kennis met de BeNano-serie: De nieuwste generatie analyseapparatuur voor nanodeeltjesgrootte en zetapotentiaal, ontworpen door onze leverancier Bettersize Instruments. Dynamische lichtverstrooi...

Particle characterization

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