Products

Tissue microarray analysis software

14 September, 2005 | Diagnostic Technology Pty Ltd *

Tissue microarrays (TMAs) considerably facilitate the immunohistochemical sample processing. Instead of incubating samples one slide at a time, hundreds of tissues can be assayed with just one slide.

Newborn screening software

14 September, 2005 | QuadraMed

QuadraMed has completed implementation of a newborn screening laboratory information application for use with the company's Affinity Laboratory system by Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) in London, UK.

LabChip System Technology electrophoresis system

14 September, 2005 | Millennium Science Pty Ltd

The emergence of genomic and proteomic research has created a need for a more effective way to generate and analyse data.

Protein characterisation

14 September, 2005 | Shimadzu Scientific Instruments (Oceania) Pty Ltd

Wyatt Technology has launched the DynaPro range.

Cell adhesion and proliferation surface

14 September, 2005 | DKSH Australia Pty Ltd

Biomicroscopy solution provider, ibidi has launched ibiTreat, a surface modification for improved cell adhesion on µ-Slides, ibidi's microscopy carriers. ibiTreat enables optimal cell adhesion and proliferation and allows high resolution microscopy under perfusion conditions.

Flame ionisation detector

14 September, 2005 | Selerity Technologies Inc

Selerity Technologies has developed an interface for its Aquachrom 'green machine', claimed to be the first instrument to use superheated water as the mobile phase for HPLC separations.

QC analysis of lyophilised materials

10 August, 2005 | Thermo Fisher Scientific

The Thermo Electron LyoCheck solution is a rugged, easy-to-use package that provides a rapid method for the analysis of lyophilised (freeze-dried) materials using the Nicolet Antaris FT-NIR (Fourier transform near-infrared) analyser.

HPLC prep column packer

10 August, 2005 | Grace Discovery Sciences

The Grace Davison Discovery Sciences Multipacker Series 2002 Instruments are designed to pack preparatory columns from 25 to 101 mm ID. The instruments are easy-to-use, high performance packing stations specifically designed for Spring Column Packing.

Laboratory ware catalogue

10 August, 2005 | Mirella Research Pty Ltd

Mirella Research continues to distribute the Heathrow Scientific range of laboratory products in Australia and New Zealand.

Pre-eclampsia test development

10 August, 2005 | Beckman Coulter Australia

Beckman Coulter has announced it has signed a licensing agreement with Nephromics, LLC. The agreement provides Beckman Coulter access to all Nephromics' patents, patent applications and biologics related to the detection, monitoring and risk assessment of pre-eclampsia, which is the second leading cause of maternal deaths in the developed world.

Process chromatography

10 August, 2005 | Pall (Australia) Pty Ltd

The Mustang XT5000 capsule is claimed to provide greater throughput, good binding capacity, and fast processing in a capsule format for use in a wider range of process chromatography applications.

Applicator for automated diagnostic microbiology

10 August, 2005 | Advanced Technology Transfer

Lab Tech Systems has released an applicator for installation into machines that will automate microbiology testing in global pathology and science laboratories.

RNAi libraries

10 August, 2005 | Merck

Sigma-Aldrich has introduced the Mission RNAi product line, including the first available formats for the RNAi Consortium (TRC) shRNA libraries.

Enhanced cell attachment products

10 August, 2005 | Corning International Corp

Corning Life Sciences has added 6, 12 and 24 well plates, 35, 60 and 100 mm style dishes and the 235 cm2 expanded surface flask to its CellBind Surface family of products. The CellBind surface improves consistency and provides more uniform cell attachment across well, dish and flask bottoms, allowing for higher cell yields.

LIMS for contract laboratories

10 August, 2005 | OnQ Software Pty Ltd

Industry is looking more and more to outsourcing its analytical and testing needs to contract laboratories. This places on those laboratories a need for a flexible yet structured and error-free means of handling and reporting sample information and results.

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