While RT-PCR testing for Coronavirus is regarded as the gold standard in diagnostic testing, it is highly susceptible to error.Some studies have suggested RT-P … read more
When Cary Mullis came up with the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) in 1983, it might have been hard to imagine how ubiquitous this technique would become in r … read more
We were recently approached by a scientific group that was having issues getting false positives with their current master mix when running qPCR assays on th … read more
PCR and PCR type testing is a rapidly expanding market. No longer just an experiment that is performed in research laboratories, you can find PCR apparatus in y … read more
It costs a lot of money to open and operate a research laboratory: Personnel, overhead, travel to conferences, equipment, reagents, lab plasticware.....the l … read more
While there are many things that can go wrong when setting up a PCR protocol, Stellar Scientific and Benchmark Scientific now make it possible to reduce two … read more
Surprise! Scientists are creatures of habit, just like the rest of us; and they too persist in behaviors that are known to be harmful or downright dangerou … read more
Sometimes called dry baths or hot-blocks, these are standard pieces of equipment in most molecular biology laboratories. They are used to incubate samples, b … read more
We're not talking about saving you a few dollars per rack. This revolutionary promotion will empower you to save $10, $20 or more per pack (960 tips) and pot … read more
Having exhausted their list of willing suckers and confused senior citizens, it seems scammers from foreign countries are now turning their attention … read more
Wow! We are still flying from our first ever table show that was held this past week at the U of Penn. This show was put on by the Post-Docs in su … read more
