New on the Market in 2001

Microscopes to view living cells — and kits to detect dying cells.

Microarrays for the novice, expressive messengers and a breaking story.

A baker's dozen of the latest software releases for the lab.

Ready-primed keratinocytes, new media and new vessels.

Antibodies, reagents and equipment for neuroscience research.

Buying, hybridizing, and measuring oligonucleotides and DNA.

Electrophoresis equipment, software, buffers and the rest.

Assay kits, plates, probes and rotors for high throughput.

Some of the latest offerings for the burgeoning sequencing industry.

The latest developments in chromatography.

Familiar software packages get an upgrade, and novelties get an airing.

Assay kits, centrifuges and other protein-friendly paraphernalia.

Lab equipment aimed at drug discovery and other high-throughput tasks.

An eclectic haul — the latest from lab equipment manufacturers.

Recent introductions in the fields of immunology and immunoassay.

Thermocycling and PCR in general are the themes for this week's selection.

Cunning plans such as distributed computing are speeding up proteomics.

Automation by lab robots, PC control and integration.

Automation and a proliferation of channels are de rigueur in liquid handling.

The 'textbook' enzyme kinetics plots, still part of the kinetics art.