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Self-Assembly Materials in Advanced Technologies
Explore self-assembled monolayers for advanced surface engineering in electronics, biomedicine, and nanocomposites.
PROTAC Synthesis Kits for Targeted Protein Degradation
Discover QuicTPD™ Acid/Amine Screening Sets for rapid, high-throughput PROTAC® synthesis, streamlining targeted protein degradation research.
Detecting Heavy Metals in Food & Beverages
Recent advances in analytical tech for heavy metal detection ensure food safety, with products and services supporting trust in consumption.
Building Regional Filtration Supply Chains
Our regional filter supply model ensures reliable, consistent, and secure supply of high-quality filters for biomanufacturing.
Aprotinin
While aprotinin and bovine pancreatic trypsin inhibitor (BPTI) are the same protein sequence, the term aprotinin is typically used when describing the protein derived from bovine lung.
Synple Automatic Synthesizer & Reagent Cartridges
Discover Synple 2, an automated organic chemical synthesis system that allows researchers to have their products generated for them while reducing both human error and manual labor.
Ultrapure Water to Assess Elemental Impurities per USP
Learn about the suitability of Milli-Q® ultrapure water in ICP-MS analysis of elemental impurities in pharmaceutical products per USP standards.
Ultrapure vs. DEPC Treated Water for Molecular Biology Applications
Understand the benefits of ultrapure water versus DEPC treatment in DNA and RNA experiments to ensure high purity and integrity without risks.
Fluorescent Lipid Probes - Avanti Research™
Explore full-spectrum fluorophores, fluorescent lipids, and probes for imaging, membrane studies, and labeling with TopFluor™, squaraines, and more.
Critical Micelle Concentrations (CMCs) - Avanti Research™ Polar Lipids
The critical micelle concentration (CMC) can be approximately defined as the lipid monomer concentration at which appreciable amounts (>5% of total) of micellar aggregates first begin to appear in the equilibrium: nM1Mn
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