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In recent years there has been a shift to analyzing smaller sample quantities, driven by the interest in profiling the proteome of individual cells. This increased focus on LC-MS analysis of limited sample amounts (e.g., single-cells) requires the highest possible sensitivity. At the same time, throughput and chromatographic performance must be preserved to generate sufficiently high-quality data from large data sets to draw meaningful conclusions. Traditional proteomics approaches read out the

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The need for high-throughput sample acquisition and automation in flow cytometry creates demand for new methods for analytical standardization and for reducing sources of variability. When performed on the Attune CytPix Flow Cytometer, automated image analysis combined with conventional flow cytometry provides a robust quantitative method for standardizing flow cytometry data analysis. In this application note, Thermo Fisher Scientific demonstrates that automated image-assisted analysis enabl

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Kaiser talks with Lucy Hornby, China correspondent for the Financial Times and author of a recent piece on China’s last surviving Chinese comfort women and their longstanding and often futile attempt to seek reparations in both China and Japan.Also, other stories of reparations and post-war politics that may leave you—like us—somewhat less cynical going out than coming

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Former enslaved persons have never received a dime for their labor. Nor have their descendants received reparations for the legacy of slavery. Should the descendants be paid? By whom and how much?

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