A few millimeters decide the outcome in brain and spine surgery. Nerves, vessels and tumor margins sit close together, and the unaided eye cannot separate th...
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Plasma thawed too fast, an enzyme reaction that drifts two degrees, a reagent warmed unevenly: small temperature errors cause large problems at the bench. A ...
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Work at Biosafety Level 2 involves agents of moderate hazard: cell cultures, clinical specimens and microbial samples that can cause harm through splashes, a...
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Lead in drinking water, cadmium in rice, nickel in a pharmaceutical ingredient: heavy metal testing sits behind many routine laboratory decisions. An atomic ...
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A glass slide can be viewed by one person at a time, and it fades, breaks and travels slowly. A digital slide scanner turns each slide into a detailed image ...
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Protein labeling, feed formulation and dairy quality control all rest on one measurement: total nitrogen. A fully automatic Kjeldahl analyzer turns the class...
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