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A THERMAL CYCLER WITH A HEATED LID
Authors: JONES PT
Citation: Pt. Jones, A THERMAL CYCLER WITH A HEATED LID, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(8), 1993, pp. 26-26
MEETING THE DEMAND FOR AUTOMATED MASS-SCREENING IMPLEMENTATION
Authors: ARPAGAUS R BREHM F POHL H
Citation: R. Arpagaus et al., MEETING THE DEMAND FOR AUTOMATED MASS-SCREENING IMPLEMENTATION, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(8), 1993, pp. 30-31
HIC ... HIC ... - HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU
Authors: STEVENSON R
Citation: R. Stevenson, HIC ... HIC ... - HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(8), 1993, pp. 46-46
AN OPTICAL BIOSENSOR SYSTEM FOR MOLECULAR INTERACTION STUDIES
Authors: DAVIES RJ POLLARDKNIGHT D
Citation: Rj. Davies et D. Pollardknight, AN OPTICAL BIOSENSOR SYSTEM FOR MOLECULAR INTERACTION STUDIES, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(8), 1993, pp. 52
MICROBIAL FERMENTATION MONITORING USING NEAR-INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY
Authors: HE M LORR D WANG NS
Citation: M. He et al., MICROBIAL FERMENTATION MONITORING USING NEAR-INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(8), 1993, pp. 56-57
A MEASURE OF MODESTY
Authors: LEVY GB
Citation: Gb. Levy, A MEASURE OF MODESTY, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(7), 1993, pp. 6
SYSTEMATIC SOLUTIONS IN REFRIGERATION TECHNOLOGY
Authors: BIGGS D
Citation: D. Biggs, SYSTEMATIC SOLUTIONS IN REFRIGERATION TECHNOLOGY, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(7), 1993, pp. 12-12
SPECTROSCOPIC IDENTIFICATION OF THE ATYPICAL METABOLITES OBTAINED FROM H2O2 OXIDATION OF 2-CHLOROETHYL SULFIDES
Authors: YEH HR WICK CH
Citation: Hr. Yeh et Ch. Wick, SPECTROSCOPIC IDENTIFICATION OF THE ATYPICAL METABOLITES OBTAINED FROM H2O2 OXIDATION OF 2-CHLOROETHYL SULFIDES, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(7), 1993, pp. 16-16
CUSTOMIZED ENZYMES AND ANTIBODIES FOR BIOCHEMICAL-ANALYSIS
Authors: SCHMID RD SCHOMBURG D
Citation: Rd. Schmid et D. Schomburg, CUSTOMIZED ENZYMES AND ANTIBODIES FOR BIOCHEMICAL-ANALYSIS, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(7), 1993, pp. 30-30
FLUORESCENCE MEASUREMENTS OF TETRACYCLINE IN HIGH CELL MASS FOR FERMENTATION MONITORING
Authors: HORVATH JJ GLAZIER SA
Citation: Jj. Horvath et Sa. Glazier, FLUORESCENCE MEASUREMENTS OF TETRACYCLINE IN HIGH CELL MASS FOR FERMENTATION MONITORING, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(7), 1993, pp. 44-44
DIRECT SEQUENCING OF BIOTINYLATED DNA CAPTURE AND STRAND SEPARATION
Authors: WAINWRIGHT N BOYD S SCHOLIN C TALBOT D
Citation: N. Wainwright et al., DIRECT SEQUENCING OF BIOTINYLATED DNA CAPTURE AND STRAND SEPARATION, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(7), 1993, pp. 52
LETTER TO PRESIDENT AND CLINTON
Authors: STEVENSON R
Citation: R. Stevenson, LETTER TO PRESIDENT AND CLINTON, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(6), 1993, pp. 4
LOW-VOLUME (NANOLITER) AUTOMATED PIPETTING
Authors: SHUMATE C
Citation: C. Shumate, LOW-VOLUME (NANOLITER) AUTOMATED PIPETTING, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(6), 1993, pp. 14-14
BIOLOGICAL SAFETY ASSESSMENT OF A LINE OF CENTRIFUGES ROTORS
Authors: DEDONATO G
Citation: G. Dedonato, BIOLOGICAL SAFETY ASSESSMENT OF A LINE OF CENTRIFUGES ROTORS, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(6), 1993, pp. 18-18
A HIGH-SPEED CENTRIFUGE WITH HIGH-CAPACITY, REFRIGERATED MICROCENTRIFUGE AND MICROPLATE CAPABILITIES
Authors: PITTAM J
Citation: J. Pittam, A HIGH-SPEED CENTRIFUGE WITH HIGH-CAPACITY, REFRIGERATED MICROCENTRIFUGE AND MICROPLATE CAPABILITIES, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(6), 1993, pp. 20-20
SAFETY AND PERFORMANCE DEVELOPMENTS IN LSC COCKTAILS
Authors: BRINKLEY J
Citation: J. Brinkley, SAFETY AND PERFORMANCE DEVELOPMENTS IN LSC COCKTAILS, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(6), 1993, pp. 48
THE VALUE OF EOMS FOR THE SEPARATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF PROTEASES IN COMPLEX-MIXTURES
Authors: GARRETT JR
Citation: Jr. Garrett, THE VALUE OF EOMS FOR THE SEPARATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF PROTEASES IN COMPLEX-MIXTURES, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(6), 1993, pp. 68-68
IMAGING SOFTWARE AND MICROSCOPY AUTOMATION WITH LOW-LIGHT-LEVEL DETECTORS FOR BIOMEDICAL-RESEARCH
Authors: DELAVILLE F
Citation: F. Delaville, IMAGING SOFTWARE AND MICROSCOPY AUTOMATION WITH LOW-LIGHT-LEVEL DETECTORS FOR BIOMEDICAL-RESEARCH, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(6), 1993, pp. 76-77
A SYNTHETIC AFFINITY LIGAND FOR PURIFYING IMMUNOGLOBULINS FROM GOAT SERUM
Authors: ROSENBERG J VANSLUIS R NGO T
Citation: J. Rosenberg et al., A SYNTHETIC AFFINITY LIGAND FOR PURIFYING IMMUNOGLOBULINS FROM GOAT SERUM, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(6), 1993, pp. 82-82
MICROINJECTION OF CELLS - BASIC CONSIDERATIONS
Authors: DOROGI P
Citation: P. Dorogi, MICROINJECTION OF CELLS - BASIC CONSIDERATIONS, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(6), 1993, pp. 84-84
APPLICATIONS OF THE STREPTAVIDIN-BIOTIN INTERACTION IN MOLECULAR-BIOLOGY USING A SOLID SUPPORT
Authors: CHELLANI MT
Citation: Mt. Chellani, APPLICATIONS OF THE STREPTAVIDIN-BIOTIN INTERACTION IN MOLECULAR-BIOLOGY USING A SOLID SUPPORT, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(6), 1993, pp. 86-86
BASIC CONSIDERATIONS OF SCALEUP AND OPTIMIZATION IN MAMMALIAN-CELL CULTURE
Authors: QUALITZ J KWONG SCW TRINH LB
Citation: J. Qualitz et al., BASIC CONSIDERATIONS OF SCALEUP AND OPTIMIZATION IN MAMMALIAN-CELL CULTURE, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(6), 1993, pp. 98
INSITU PCR COMBINES WITH FISH TO LOCATE HIV DURING THE DORMANT PERIOD- AND IT IS NOT DORMANT
Authors: STEVENSON R
Citation: R. Stevenson, INSITU PCR COMBINES WITH FISH TO LOCATE HIV DURING THE DORMANT PERIOD- AND IT IS NOT DORMANT, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(6), 1993, pp. 108-108
INNOVATION 92 - OPTICAL TRAPPING EXPLODES
Authors: STEVENSON R
Citation: R. Stevenson, INNOVATION 92 - OPTICAL TRAPPING EXPLODES, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(5), 1993, pp. 4
A PROCESS-DEVELOPMENT TOOL FOR PROKARYOTIC AND EUKARYOTIC CELLS
Authors: CINO JP
Citation: Jp. Cino, A PROCESS-DEVELOPMENT TOOL FOR PROKARYOTIC AND EUKARYOTIC CELLS, American biotechnology laboratory, 11(5), 1993, pp. 8-8
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