Product Review

Recent additions to the range of instruments available for the biochemical laboratory include a sophisticated rotary mixer and an automation system.

The American Society for Microbiology meets next week in Las Vegas. Here we describe some of the equipment on view at the exhibition and other new wares for microbiology.

This year's 36th ‘Pittcon’ concentrates on analytical chemistry and applied spectroscopy.

New products on the market include kits for manual and automated synthesis of oligonucleotides

A wide variety of new products is covered, including several chromatography data handling systems and ten offers of free literature or applications notes.

This week's product review covers some of the latest advances in photomicrography and processing of micrograph images.

The demands of modern photography have led to the evolution of extremely sensitive photographic emulsions. The vital role of gelatin in the emulsion is easily overlooked.

Atomic spectroscopy is alive and well thanks to the continuing development of novel experimental techniques and their application to new areas of interest.

Automation and computer-links are the main themes among the latest in spectrophotometers and spectrometers

This week's product review concentrates on monoclonal antibodies, their production and their applications. New products include a novel gel entrapment technique as an alternative to conventional mass culture.

Many of the major laboratory equipment manufacturers are exhibiting at the current meeting of the American Society for Cell Biology.

This week's feature covers new immunological products, reagents, sera, monoclonal antibodies and ELISA kits.

New ideas in this selection include a simple stopped-flow kinetics system for standard laboratory spectrophotometers and spectrofluorimeters.

With the meeting of the American Society for Neurosciences this week, we feature a range of products to interest the neurosciences expert, including a new assay for monitoring tricyclic antidepressants.

The new chemicals and apparatus described this week are mainly for those working with recombinant DNA technology.

The products covered this week include some on view at Nature's Boston conference, and some recent introductions in the field of biotechnology.

To coincide with the Third European Congress on Biotechnology, we feature here twenty five new products of interest to the biotechnologist, including a new range of purified antibodies

Twenty-five new products from American companies, with the emphasis on speed and precision.

The following pages include items of interest for workers in the field of nucleonics