Today on LabTechnologist.com   ZS Genetics puts DNA under the microscope TEAM microscope breaks the angstrom barrier Product news in brief - week 37 Cellectricon delivers genome-wide RNAi screening system Marksman Cellject device automates zebrafish injection for drug screening

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	Product Overview Have you got problems with aching hands in your lab? Lab professionals have twice as much upper limb disorders (URLD) as employees in general. The risk of Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) increases, when pipetting over 1.5 hours/day. The strain will also have a negative impact on the accuracy and precision. Read more..... Click Here Access Full Stories ZS Genetics puts DNA under the microscope ZS Genetics has signed up outside academic assistance to speed up development of its 'revolutionary' microscopy-based genetic analysis technology platform... Read TEAM microscope breaks the angstrom barrier A new TEM (transmission electron microscope) developed by the TEAM project has achieved 'the highest resolution images ever recorded' using the technique... Read Product news in brief - week 37 LabTechnologist.com brings you its round of recent product releases, with new offerings from Affymetrix, ATTC, BTX, KD Scientific, Illumina, Micronic, Seegene and Warner Instruments... Read Cellectricon delivers genome-wide RNAi screening system Swedish cell-based screening expert Cellectricon has placed the world's first high throughput (HT) genome-wide RNAi screening system at a beta-test site for evaluation... Read Marksman Cellject device automates zebrafish injection for drug screening A group of Canadian scientists have developed a technique to automatically inject material such as DNA or experimental drugs into individual cells, to use in drug screening... Read
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	Related Industry News Celsis jumps on ADME-Tox services bandwagon US-based pharma services firm Celsis International has announced the addition of ADME-Tox services to its portfolio thanks to a recent acquisition... Read bioMerieux buys standards innovator BTF Industrial microbiology expert bioMerieux has acquired Australian firm BTF, strengthening its quality control (QC) and manufacturing quality assurance (QA) offerings to the pharmaceutical industry... Read New funding drive for 'Eurostars' The European Commission has named research-performing Small and Medium-sized companies (SMEs) as 'the entrepreneurial stars of Europe', and hopes to raise €800m of extra funds for them... Read Genomic data could alleviate health impact of loneliness Loneliness has been linked to serious diseases such as cancer, heart disease and infection but a new study could point to new ways of reducing its impact on health... Read Weekly comment Chinese scientists given freedom to fail As part of a drive towards greater innovation, the Chinese government looks set to introduce new laws giving its domestic scientists freedom to tackle complex scientific problems without fear of failure, according to a state media report this week. Read Previous Headlines Enzo appeals as patent claims against ABI dismissed Enzo Biochem has lodged an appeal after its patent infringement claims against Applied Biosystems (ABI) were dismissed on Friday in a summary judgement... Read Industry news in brief - week 37 LabTechnologist.com brings you its round up of industry news, with new developments at Applied Biosystems, Empire Genomics, NanoSight, Q Chip and Thermo fisher Scientific... Read Imaging protease activity US researchers have developed a molecular probe that can light up tumour cells within living animals and enable direct imaging of cysteine protease activity... Read AstraZeneca to help Biovator replace in vivo allergy testing AstraZeneca (AZ) is to assist Biovator in the development of its in vitro test for identifying potential allergens that could replace many experiments on animals... Read Cisbio to brighten screening technology Cisbio has entered into a partnership agreement with Lumiphore to gain access to new fluorescence reporter molecules for use in its high throughput (HT) screening assays... Read Technical / White Papers, Case studies, Web casts Sensitive and selective with IC-MS coupling - Technical / White paper Horiba elemental analysis - Free Download - Technical / White paper Product Information - brochures, Web centers Have you got problems with aching hands in your lab? - Product Overview Product Innovation Alerts - Free of Charge Indicate your research interests and receive alerts on relevant products and market innovations Analysis and instrumentation Chemicals & Consumables General lab equipment IT Liquid handling and automation Separation and purification

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