The Key Role of Pure Water in Clinical Diagnostics and Patient Management Pure water plays a key role in clinical diagnostics, with applications varying from the identification of small molecules as...
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HPLC is an established technique for the quantification and characterisation of viral particles in vaccine development, and identifying and...
A new study suggests that measuring short-chain fatty acids in the gut may offer a way to predict which cancer patients will benefit from...
Water is used in virtually all aspects of important clinical testing and when lives are at stake, there is no margin for error. But how pure is the...
We all know purity is important, but impurities can be more frequent and damaging than commonly realised – that’s why we’ve highlighted 5 everyday...
Surveys of tiny pieces of fragmented plastic – microplastics – have so far largely focussed on marine environments. A new study investigates their...
What is CLSI water and is it the same as CLRW? What are the guidelines for the preparation and testing of reagent water? Find out in our latest...
Nature provides us with good examples on adapting our technologies to maximize our output through biomimicry. Let's look at how nature purifies water.
Water is used almost everywhere in the lab, so you know how important it is. Look at our quick reference table to match your application and water...