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Peptide-based droplets offer a simple, reproducible, and lipid-free way to transfect difficult cells such as iPSCs and primary cells. By skipping lipids, solvents, and cold-chain requirements, these methods reduce toxicity, batch variability, and workflow complexity—opening the door to more reliable gene delivery in your most sensitive cell types.


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Gel and blot imaging has come a long way. Film gave you sensitivity but slowed you down with darkrooms and inconsistent results. Camera systems sped things up but still left you fighting noise and limited dynamic range. Laser imaging now gives you cleaner signals, sharper focus, and far more flexibility across sample types.


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Learning how to measure the kinetics of targeted protein degradation gives you the tools to understand how degraders really work. Time-course, proteomic and live-cell assays provide insights that guide degrader optimization for faster, more durable, and selective protein removal.


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Counting organoids is messy. Manual methods are slow and inconsistent, while traditional automated counters struggle with 3D structures. To count organoids accurately, you must understand why old methods fail (irregular shapes, density, clustering) and what to look for in a solution. Machine learning-based counters now distinguish organoids from debris and dissociated cells, del...


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A strong research interest statement can be the difference between being considered for a position and your application ending up in the bin. Check out these tips on how to make your statement stand out from the crowd.


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