Portable fume cabinets
01 October, 2009 | Gallay Medical & Scientific Pty Ltd
The Captair range of ductless recirculating fume cabinets is suitable when safety and low energy consumption are key priorities.
Digital water baths
01 October, 2009 | WA Scientific Instruments
The WA Scientific Instruments WB model water baths are suitable for most applications. The outer body is steel coated with resistant epoxy paint, while the inner tank is stainless steel with rounded corners for efficient circulation and cleaning.
Dry block heater
01 October, 2009 | WA Scientific Instruments
WA Scientific Instruments manufactures a range of dry block heaters with interchangeable tube locks.
3D and 4D interactive image visualisation software
01 October, 2009 | SciTech Pty Ltd
Imaris is Biplane’s core imaging software module for image analysis, visualisation, segmentation and interpretation of 3D and 4D microscopy data sets. Combining speed, precision and ease-of-use, Imaris provides a complete image analysis system with features for image processing when working with three- and four-dimensional, multi-channel images of any size, from a few megabytes to multiple gigabytes in size.
Pipetting system for automated protein crystallisation
01 October, 2009 | Meeco Holdings Pty Ltd
Rigaku has entered into an agreement with TTP LabTech to offer the mosquito nanolitre pipetting system as part of the Rigaku CrystalMation platform for automated protein crystallisation experiments. As used by the pharmaceutical industry for rational drug design, the mosquito technology will be implemented on a custom basis for users doing high throughput research on membrane proteins as well as RNA and DNA research.
Cellular function characterisation
01 October, 2009 | Cell Biosciences Pty Ltd
The Biolog Phenotype Microarray enables researchers to evaluate cell changes under thousands of physiological states in a simple, rapid and efficient manner.
Biosensor for water, wine and food
01 October, 2009 | CleanFutures
CleanFutures AquaSens has secured funding to finalise prototypes and complete testing of a biosensor technology that is set to revolutionise the testing of water, wine and food throughout the world.
Microscope slide boxes and mailers
01 October, 2009 | Sieper & Co Pty Ltd
Kartell produces a range of high-impact polystyrene microscope slide boxes with slots that are well spaced for easy handling of 76x26 mm slides. Each slot is clearly numbered and can be cross-referenced with corresponding index card. Lids are totally removable. 25, 50 and 100 place boxes are available and the 50 and 100 place boxes have locating lugs for easy stacking.
Socorex Acura Electro electronic pipette
01 October, 2009 | Interpath Services Pty Ltd
The Socorex Acura Electro electronic pipette has a 4.8 V battery for longer usage times. The pipette combines the ease of manual pipetting with the versatility of electronic programming.
Column packing system
01 October, 2009 | Grace Discovery Sciences
The MODcol Multipacker column packing system make it easy and convenient for scientists doing preparative scale chromatography to reproducibly pack bulk media in a completely portable dynamic axial 1″ and 2″ columns.
Benchtop warming devices
01 October, 2009 | Cryologic Pty Ltd
CryoLogic has developed the BioTherm SmartSuite (BTSS) range of benchtop warming devices with a small footprint, suitable for use in a laboratory. The devices are designed to maintain stable temperatures for a variety of samples.
Invitrogen BenchPro 4100 automated western blot processor
30 September, 2009 | Life Technologies
Invitrogen’s BenchPro 4100 automated western blot processor works at the push of a button. Hands-on time, clean-up and cross-contamination are eliminated while ensuring highly sensitive, reproducible detection.
Protein inhibition characterisation
30 September, 2009 | Shimadzu Scientific Instruments (Oceania) Pty Ltd
Wyatt Technology has published an application note demonstrating the advanced capability of Composition Gradient Multi-Angle Light Scattering (CG-MALS) technology.
Transfection system
30 September, 2009 | Life Technologies
Invitrogen’s Neon Transfection System efficiently delivers nucleic acids into all mammalian cell types including primary, stem and difficult-to-transfect cells. The system is for scientists performing gene function experiments who want the flexibility of an open system which allows for customisation and optimisation of existing or user-defined protocols.
Genomic analysis tools
30 September, 2009 | Applied Biosystems Pty Ltd
Applied Biosystems has released genomic analysis tools that will help researchers in studies that associate genetic variation with specific diseases. These tools, known as the MeltDoctor High-Resolution Melt (HRM) Reagents, are for research use only and are part of a PCR-based workflow.
