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	Product Brochure High precision optical profiling of liquid drops enhances surface characterisation Whether you are characterizing the uptake of active drug substances or controlling the quality of packaging materials, contact angle provides a quick, easy and sensitive measure of quality and cleanliness in research, QC and process control... Click Here Access Full Stories New map of protein interactions could direct future antiviral research A new 'map' that depicts the interactions between proteins from pathogens and humans could help explain how viruses and bacteria manage to trick victim cells into carrying out their dirty work... Read Lab-on-a-chip looks inside the brain A lab on a chip method has been developed to mimic brain chemistry and so give a greater understanding of how neurons in the brain interact in the formation of a nervous system... Read Need for speed in flow cytometry answered, claims ACS The UK's Applied Cytometry Systems is gearing up to launch a new ultra high-speed software system for data analysis/processing in applications generating large data sets such as laser flow cytometry... Read Charles River accelerates China plans; reports profit jump Charles River Laboratories has reported another profit jump in its Q4 2007 financial results and has also stepped up its China plans as the demand for its preclinical services in the country are said to be "robust"... Read NIH-EPA toxicity agreement promises relief for lab animals A cross-agency agreement that should ease reliance on laboratory animals in testing for environmental toxins and generate data more relevant to humans has been signed by the National Institutes of Health (NIH)... Read
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