Technical Articles

Mercury is present in many areas of the environment, perhaps most notably in petrochemical products and fuels. read more

As a common intermediate in the synthesis of numerous pharmaceuticals, a-bromobutyric acid displays chirality at the carbon bound to the bromine. read more

Discussions on the use of the Tag-lite® platform for G protein-coupled receptor (GPCR) applications have revolved solely around affinity or potency and the calculation of the Kd output, greatly ... read more

For the past two decades, enzyme electrode development and applications have received a great deal of attention. The conventional enzyme immobilization method depends on the preparation of an enzyme... read more

The potential to use antibodies as research tools has been known since the early 1890s, when Karl Landsteiner used antibodies to distinguish between the ortho and meta configurations of groups on ... read more

Nanotechnology has been aptly described as the science of building a structure one atom at a time. read more

Cannabis labs have spent years optimizing their methods for a wide variety of matrices without the benefit of tailored reference standards, application notes or white papers. This is now changing, as ... read more

For many decades, animal cells have been cultured in air supplemented with carbon dioxide, but new applications for cell therapies require conditions mimicking those in vivo. read more

Biomarkers, or biological markers, have intuitive appeal, since chemists and biochemists are trained to relate activity to molecular structure and metabolism. I attend over 20 scientific meetings per ... read more

In the past decade, advancements in DNA analysis technologies have had an enormous impact on the progress of life science research and have fueled the genomics revolution. read more