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For a long time X-ray film has been the standard for imaging western blots, but this method has its limitations. Find out how 3 researchers are using the digital tools offered by the new ChemiDoc Touch Imaging System to beat these limitations and improve their blot images.

Launch the ZOE Interactive Web App to try the intuitive ZOE user interface, manipulate images, view features and specifications in depth, and more.

What does automated protein purification mean today? What might it look like tomorrow? Bioradiations talks to a variety of users about what they’re doing now to implement automation in their purification processes, and what possibilities they envision that will improve chromatography in the near future.

A “device time-out” message on the Bio-Plex^® 200 System occurs when the instrument’s needle or probe cannot move correctly. Watch this video for several troubleshooting steps to try when this message occurs.

Bio-Rad’s new Bio-Plex Pro RBM Apoptosis Multiplex Assays enable complex, quantitative analyses of biomarkers in the intrinsic apoptosis pathway. Learn more about these biomarkers and view sample data and performance characteristics of these assays in this detailed technical report.

Researchers are having success applying Droplet Digital PCR (ddPCR™) technology across many different fields. Here are two such success stories, one involving the application of ddPCR in detecting mutations in iPS cells, the other in predicting allele-specific variation in human brain development.

Take a quick look at Bio-Rad’s brighter Precision Plus Protein™ Dual Color Standard with this article comparing this standard to other available protein markers. Plus, find out why the ability to visualize a protein standard after reprobing matters to one researcher!

Conducting a triplex one-step RT-qPCR assay promises a more efficient and economical analysis of gene expression compared to running three individual assays. This technical report describes a colorectal cancer case study where a triplex multiplex assay was validated.

The high-throughput fluidics (HTF) alarm on the Bio-Plex^® 200 System indicates a problem with the instrument’s sheath fluid delivery system. See the actions needed to quickly resolve potential issues with this system and get back to your research!

During calibration of your Bio-Plex^® 200 System, you may receive a “failed to pressurize message.” In this short video, get some easy fixes for the most common issues prompting this message.