Protein aggregates in protein therapies can be difficult to monitor and measure in protein formulations due to their high transparency and irregular …
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We recently hosted FlowCam customer Katharine McNaught of the PVWC to present a webinar on how she is using FlowCam to help monitor community …
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A successful HAB monitoring program should answer key questions that allow lake/reservoir managers to determine the next best course of action: What …
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Adeno-associated viruses (AAVs) have shown promise as vectors for gene therapy due to their non-pathogenic nature and effective infectivity for a …
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Untreated wastewater isn’t just an operational headache—it poses significant risks for businesses and the surrounding community. Foul odors from …
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A conversation with HTD Biosystems HTD Biosystems provides services to accelerate the development of biotech drugs, liposomal drug delivery systems, …
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Detecting nuisance algae, specifically harmful algal blooms (HABs), in drinking water systems is a growing concern. These blooms can lead to water …
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Comprehensive characterization of biotherapeutics is often challenging given their complexity. In many cases, singular analytical methods cannot …
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The protein aggregate content in protein therapies and other biologic drug products is often a critical quality attribute that must be monitored. …
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This week, FlowCam Applications Scientist Kay Johnson visited the Canary Islands to train a new team of FlowCam users at ITC (Instituto Tecnólogico …
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Scientists using FlowCam in biopharmaceutical research need to accurately assess many diverse particle types that may be present in their samples. …
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Several methods have been developed to monitor harmful algal bloom (HAB) species. Light microscopy is commonly used due to its widespread …
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Particle-free environments with strict cleanliness protocols are generally required to manufacture and assemble advanced optics and electronics …
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