Integrated DNA Technologies (IDT) is taking orders for a new product that represents a significant advance in synthetic biology tools. gBlocks gene fragments are double-stranded, sequence-verified genomic blocks up to 500 base pairs. Their high sequence fidelity and rapid delivery time makes gBlocks ideal for a range of biology applications, including easy assembly of multiple gene fragments to generate larger gene constructs.
The laboratory business is under pressure to change. Market consolidation, standardisation, advanced automation, genomic testing, and the increase in point-of-care testing are driving major shifts in where, when, and how testing takes place. To not only survive, but to thrive, laboratories need a new generation of informatics solutions with...
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Sarstedt, one of the world's leading providers of laboratory and medical equipment, develops, manufactures and sells equipment and consumables in the field of medicine and science.
Founded in 1961, the company has continued to grow to the point where it now employs a...
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26-27 June, 2024
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