CLP May/June 2022 Tech Guide: Microbiology Systems
The CLP May/June 2022 Tech Guide that appears in Clinical Lab Products (CLP) features a wide-range of products from top laboratory providers.
The CLP May/June 2022 Tech Guide that appears in Clinical Lab Products (CLP) features a wide-range of products from top laboratory providers.
April 2019's product spotlight includes immunoassay kits and analyzers from companies such as Fujirebio, Ansh Labs, Tosoh Bioscience, and more.
This month's issue features medical-grade refrigerators from Follett, disposable pipette tips from Tecan, and a microscope camera from Zeiss.
This month’s Product Spotlight features new products from such companies as Advanced Instruments, Beckman Coulter, and Thermo Fisher Scientific.
Read MoreA novel device promises better blood cultures and more-appropriate antibiotic use at reduced cost.
Read MoreNewly developed auto culture modes for push-button control of microbial and cell culture applications aim to reduce the learning curve associated with new equipment.
Read MoreThe entire digital unit can be placed inside a refrigerator, incubator, or room to verify sample temperatures.
Read MoreIdeal for protein crystallography, the incubators have a 100 L capacity and can hold 66 assay plates without stacking.
Read MoreMultiple models are available, with features including dual zone, single or multiple displays, alarms, and more.
Read MoreThe continuously monitoring blood culture microbial detection system offers ‘load and go’ technology, helping labs to streamline their workflow.
Read MoreThe all-in-one instrument is suited for professionals interested in incubator air quality monitoring.
Read MoreThe system fully automates live cell imaging workflows for robust, real-time results without the need for manual intervention.
Read MoreThis month’s issue features lab automation technologies from such companies as Hamilton Robotics, Micronic America, Siemens Healthineers, and Tecan Group.
Read MoreThe vessels are suited to cultivating cells to form 3D structures, using a technology based on the magnetization of cells using nanoparticles that attach themselves to the cell membrane.
Read MoreThe test is designed to detect proline and indole production rapidly in Clostridium difficile and other anaerobic bacteria.
Read MoreKeeping pace with emerging biomarkers, and consolidating a broad test menu, are both important for developing and updating immunoassay instruments and kits.
Read More3D microtissues can be prepared in microplate format within minutes, and analysis is carried out while still in the culture matrix.
Read MoreThis month’s issue features microbiology systems from Beckman Coulter, bioMérieux, and Thermo Fisher Scientific.
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