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Blog: The Top 5 DNA Question Asked and Answered
Ever wonder what the top 5 DNA FAQ's are? Get the answers from the award wining Life Technologies support team?Read More
Video: Use of PCR for Human Identification
Human trafficking is one of the most frequent and profitable crimes today. According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, approximately 1.2 million children are victims of human trafficking throughout 161 countries. Most of these victims are sold into illegal adoptions, exploited physically or die without identification. Using genetic analysis, law enforcement agencies are able to generate DNA profiles of missing children and ultimately return them to their families.Read More
Blog: Life Technologies Supports Global Effort to Help Accelerate Emergency Screening of Avian Influenza (H7N9) Virus
Life Technologies is stepping up efforts to help public health laboratories in China and across the globe monitor the spread of the Avian influenza (H7N9) virus, which has claimed the lives of 23 people to date. To support this global need, the company is increasing production of its reagents and shipping them to labs around the world.Read More
Blog: Happy DNA Day!
Today is a pretty special day in the world of science and genetics – 60 years ago today James Watson & Francis Crick published their paper about the structure of DNA, changing everything about the way we think about the building blocks of life. April 25 is also momentous in that on this day in 2003 it was declared that the Human Genome Project was completed. Read More
Blog: Webinars: a convenient way to learn new things
Webinars are a convenient way to learn new things. Access lectures, workshops or seminars online and improve your knowledge and skills.Read More
Blog: Peter Drain, PhD on the EVOS® microscope by AMG
In this video Peter Drain, PhD talks about the features and using the EVOS® cell imaging system.Read More
Blog: NIH Director Francis Collins Visits Life Technologies
The Carlsbad offices welcomed a very distinguished visitor on Thursday, April 11: NIH director Dr. Francis Collins. Read More
Blog: Life Off the Grid
Life Technologies’ first fuel cell project has been such a success that less than six months after the Carlsbad, California system went on-line we have installed a second Bloom Energy fuel cell system...Read More
Blog: On The Road At AACR 2013
The American Association for Cancer Research is the oldest cancer research organization in the United States, and the largest in the world. Originally founded by 11 members in 1907, it has grown...Read More
Blog: Selina Wray, PhD University College London (UCL) Discusses her Challenge with Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells
Dr. Wray, a neurology researcher talks about overcoming the challenge of getting induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) working in a department with no stem cell experience.Read More
