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Application of Antibody-Based Glycan Detection

Nov 27th 2024
Introduction for simple, highly sensitive analytical protocols using antibodies. Antibody reagents suitable for various detection methods
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PharmaKure and APIS Assay Technologies Sign a Collaboration for the Development ...

Jul 3rd 2023
PharmaKure, a company specialising in companion diagnostics for the treatment of neurological diseases and APIS Assay Technologies Ltd, a company with scientific expertise in biomarker trans...
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MicrosensDx announces a portable coronavirus testing kit for research use that t...

Apr 8th 2020
With the imminent threat of the coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) forcing countries worldwide into lockdown and putting a severe strain on healthcare services, MicrosensDx has responded by adapting i...
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Innovative synthetic antibody (Aptamer) test for SARS Cov-2 in development at Ap...

Mar 30th 2020
This test will omit the need for lab-based PCR testing for the virus antigen, massively scaling up the number of SARS Cov-2 virus tests that can be conducted in a community setting, partner...
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Stream Bio launches new range of Streptavidin-linked CPNs

Dec 11th 2018
Stream Bio, a company that develops and manufactures a range of revolutionary bioimaging molecular probes, has launched its new range of Streptavidin-linked CPNs onto the market. These Strep...
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Newly discovered protein could drastically improve ovarian cancer survival rates

Oct 11th 2018
Early detection and diagnosis can greatly increase the chances of survival when it comes to cancer, but some forms of the disease are more difficult to identify during the early stages
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