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Top tips for optimizing qPCR success in pathogen detection - Vimarsana News

Top tips for optimizing qPCR success in pathogen detection

In this article, LGC Biosearch reveals 7 top tips to maximize qPCR success in pathogen detection, thus allowing for consistent and accurate qPCR data.

Revolutionising point-of-care molecular diagnostics with a sub 10 minute PCR test - Vimarsana News

Revolutionising point-of-care molecular diagnostics with a sub 10 minute PCR test

In this article, LGC demonstrates how it has helped LEX Diagnostics unveil the next generation of point-of-care diagnostics through a 1-step RT-qPCR 5x master mix.

Reddit Will Improve Accessibility Tools for Moderators This July - Vimarsana News

Reddit Will Improve Accessibility Tools for Moderators This July

Reddit already made a deal with accessibility apps like Luna, Dystopia, and RedReader. This whole mess with Reddit is not over yet and it seems like the protests are actually working.

Reddit Removes Mods for Subreddits After Allowing NSFW Content as Part of Their Protests - Vimarsana News

Reddit Removes Mods for Subreddits After Allowing NSFW Content as Part of Their Protests

Reddit is cleaning up after its moderators that allegedly broke the code. Reddit was recently in chaos, but the company's solution is to remove these mods that allowed NSFW content to be known as safe for work subreddits as part of their protests against the new API pricing and policy.

Epic Showdown of Reddit: Mass Removal of Rebel Moderators Shakes Subreddit Communities - Vimarsana News

Epic Showdown of Reddit: Mass Removal of Rebel Moderators Shakes Subreddit Communities

Reddit removes moderator teams from subreddits in response to protests over API change, as subreddits allow explicit content as protest