Science & Technology

CAM Assay: A Key Tool for Angiogenesis and Cancer Research

By Trevor Henderson | Aug 11, 2023

The CAM assay, or Chorioallantoic Membrane assay, is a technique in biological research that involves the using a developing chicken embryo for experimental purposes.

image showing a close-up of a gloved hand holding an egg in a modern lab setting, featuring a clean, organized environment with scientific equipment. Image suggests person may be performing a CAM assay

Different Types of Antibodies: A Guide to IgG, IgM, and IgA

By Trevor Henderson | Apr 21, 2023

Explore the roles and importance of various antibodies such as IgG, IgM, and IgA in the human immune system, and how they protect the body from infections and diseases

image showing an antibody, depicted in a detailed and scientific manner, highlighting its structure and role in the immune system.

Small and Large Molecules: Pharmaceutical Drug Development

By Trevor Henderson | Apr 21, 2023

Researchers, developers, and manufacturers must remain adept at utilizing both small and large molecule approaches, leveraging their unique advantages to address unmet medical needs.

image illustrating both small and large molecules in a modern pharmaceutical lab setting. The scene captures the dual focus on small molecule drug development and large molecule (biologics) research, highlighting the innovative and high-tech environment of pharmaceutical science.

Raise Awareness for Rare Diseases Research | R&D

By Editorial Team | Apr 21, 2023

Spread the Word to Increase Rare Disease Awareness and Research On Rare Disease Day, more than 27 countries will promote this day to increase awareness for rare diseases. Across the world, this will be a day dedicated to raising awareness for different rare...

Guide to Geology Core Analysis: Unlocking the Secrets of the Earth

By Trevor Henderson | Apr 21, 2023

From physical properties testing and petrographic analysis to geochemical and magnetic susceptibility testing, these analyses provide critical data for making informed decisions.

image showing geology core analysis in a modern lab, featuring cylindrical core samples, a scientist examining them, and various scientific tools in a professional and organized research environment.

Particle Size Analysis & Particle Size Distribution Testing

By Editorial Team | Apr 21, 2023

Particle Size Analysis and Particle Size Distribution Testing are unique to “powdered” materials used in several industries from soils for construction to nanomaterials used in pharmaceuticals. Particle Size Analysis and Particle Size Distribution are tightly...

What are Cell-Based Assays?

By Editorial Team | Apr 21, 2023

Cell-based assays are done to predict the response an organism will have to a drug, this is most often determined by measuring physiological response. These assays are commonly used to determine how likely a product is to achieve a specific biological effect. The...

Electron Microscopy: SEM and TEM Analysis

By Trevor Henderson | Apr 21, 2023

Electron microscopy is a powerful analytical technique that enables scientists to visualize and study the microstructure and composition of materials at an incredibly high resolution. Among the various types of electron microscopy, Scanning Electron Microscopy...

image depicting a typical SEM scan, showcasing the detailed surface morphology and textures that SEM can reveal.

Laboratory Microbe References and Definitions

By Editorial Team | Mar 14, 2023

Laboratory Microbe References and Definitions refer to the collection of standard terminology and definitions used in microbiology research and practice. Microbes, such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa, are ubiquitous in the environment and play important...

Ligand Binding Assays (LBAs)

By Editorial Team | Mar 12, 2023

Ligand binding assays is an analytical procedure commonly used for large molecules, that relies on ligand molecules binding to macromolecule receptors. LBAs are used to quantify biomarkers and anti-drug antibodies. This type of testing is used to determine the...

Direct Inoculation vs Membrane Filtration in Sterility Testing

By Editorial Team | Mar 12, 2023

Laboratories must perform sterility testing to ensure that products are contaminant free

Hypodermic needed in clear sterile packaging

Influenza Research and Testing

By Editorial Team | Mar 12, 2023

According to influenza research done by the US Center for Disease Control (US CDC), the flu vaccine is only 59% effective this year. The press release states that this is comparable to previous years' vaccine effectiveness. With the seriousness of influenza from...