Searching for the right antibody for your experiment? Give yourself an edge by reading up on seven important variables everyone should consider when selecting the most effective antibody.
Exploring the many tools and metrics for assessing cell viability, including assays for cytotoxicity, cellular activity, and apoptosis.
Dr. Ke Xu, Ph.D, a leading STORM scientist at UC Berkeley, discusses the challenges and prospects of super-resolution microscopy.
Where did FITC, rhodamine, and Alexa Fluor® dyes come from? Find out in part 1 of this 2-part blog series on the history of fluorescent dyes.
Explore how multiplex imaging, cyclic immunofluorescence (CycIF), spectral imaging, tyramide signal amplification (TSA), and spatial omics technologies are transforming spatial biology research. This article examines current strategies for high-plex spatial imaging, including spatial transcriptomics, multiplex immunofluorescence, AI-driven image analysis, and automation workflows that enable deeper insight into tissue architecture, cellular interactions, and biomarker expression within intact biological systems.
On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Biotium highlights three scientists who built rewarding careers beyond academia. From research and technical writing to leadership, their stories show how industry roles can offer impact, growth, and work-life balance while advancing science in new ways.
Nanobodies®, or single-domain antibodies (SdAbs), are revolutionizing imaging and biological research. Learn how Biotium’s MiniMab™ SdAbs deliver brighter signal, faster binding, and exceptional stability for super-resolution microscopy, immunofluorescence, and beyond.
Trace the evolution of PCR and qPCR techniques from their inception to the innovative use of EvaGreen® Dye. This article explores how EvaGreen® enhances performance in various molecular biology applications, including qPCR, LAMP, HRM, and ddPCR, while prioritizing safety.
A summary of the pros, cons, and methods for DNA and RNA extraction from FFPE tissue for clinical diagnostic and research purposes.
An overview of the advantages of exosomes as an effective liquid biopsy tool, with a focus on oncological applications.
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