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Assays that use flow cytometry and reagents to measure the binding of unlabeled therapeutic mAbs to specific targets

In this application note, Eppendorf explains the differences between batch, fed-batch, and perfusion cell culture bioprocesses using Chinese Hamster Ovary (CHO) cells at bench scale. The importance of tracking specific parameters is explained to achieve inoculation of bioreactors at high viability. The data obtained from sampling is discussed in terms of growth rate, production yields, and bioreactor feeding or perfusion rates. These principles may be applicable to other suspension cell culture

Markes International shows the detection of residual fumigants in seeds and spices by MSE–HS–trap coupled with GC–MS

Here, Retsch presents a new method that allows for the diagnosis of up to 8 samples with a high documentation rate.

In this application note, RETSCH ® introduces a new method for diagnosing prosthetic joint infections (PIJ) with high documentation rate using the Mixer Mill MM 400. PIJ is a bacterial infection at the interface of implant, tissue, and bone which requires accurate diagnosis for targeted treatment. RETSCH new adapter for the Mixer Mill MM 400 allows for simultaneous treatment of up to eight samples with a simple and effective

Here, BRANDTECH Scientific shows the main differences between air displacement pipettes and repetitive pipettes.

ZEISS provides data on powdered bulk material characterization with light microscopy and scanning electron microscopy

Zeiss provides an overview with experimental data on diffraction contrast tomography

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Thermo Fisher Scientific provides an overview of the Cytomat 2 Selector automated shaking incubator.