Industry Perspectives

Mass spectrometer.
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3D illustration of multiple colourful proteins.
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Plasmion's SICRIT ion source connection module (left) and an ultra-high performance liquid chromatograph-mass spectrometer with the ion source attached (right)
The Nexera X4 UHPLC
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The truCOLLECT solution
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RNA strand
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drug manufacturing
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cells and monoclonal antibodies
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Logo for the Reference Standards Finder
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A female scientist using the Aperio GT Elite Scanner
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An astronaut on a magnetic bead.
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