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Both IHC and ICC are powerful tools that provide insights into gene expression, spatial relationships and biomarker identification in a wide variety of applications. These applications include basic research, assessment of normal and disease states within human and animal tissues and assessment of plant pathology.

Download this guide to discover key considerations when performing PCR, including the concentration and purity of starting sample, primer suitability, downstream applications and annealing temperatures.

Download this free how to guide to learn more about the tips and best practices for returning to the lab after an unexpected shutdown.

Download this guide to learn about designing and building the LIMS IT platform, interfacing core analytical instruments, training the LIMS project team and LIMS implementation do's and don'ts.

Download this guide to discover the intracellular and extracellular events during cell freezing as well as the advantages of freezing cell cultures.

Structural variants (SVs) are genomic variants encompassing insertions, deletions, duplications, inversions and translocations. SV analysis is of high importance for increasing our understanding of diseases including cancer, neurological disorders and rare genetic diseases. Using long nanopore sequencing reads, SVs can now be characterized with unprecedented resolution.

Download this guide to learn how you can generate uniform 3D cell models, get the best quality images, minimize imaging time and volume of data as well as avoid unnecessary data transfer steps.

Download this guide to learn more about the advantages and applications of dPCR as well as an easy four step workflow and intuitive software for result analysis.

Now more than ever, across vast areas of study, researchers are developing innovative applications for new areas of research, improving data quality and expanding the boundaries of experimental limitations. These advances are enabled by increasingly sophisticated instruments and software – including in flow cytometry.

Download this guide to learn more about what cell types are responsible for disease, what genes are important for immune activation and how do you understand the immune response to vaccination or infection in patients.