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TB Blood Test TB Testing – For a World Free of Tuberculosis Tuberculosis (TB) remains one of the world's most important infectious diseases. Caused primarily by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, TB can affect the lungs and other organs and may remain clinically silent before progressing to active disease. Early and accurate TB testing is an important component of tuberculosis prevention, diagnosis, treatment and public-health control. Among available laboratory approaches, the TB blood test, …

DNase/RNase-Free Laboratory Consumables for Sample Preparation, Liquid Handling and Storage Laboratory consumables are an integral part of every experimental workflow. Tubes, pipette tips, cryogenic vials, serological pipettes and microbiology products come into direct contact with samples and reagents. Their material, cleanliness, sterility and surface properties can therefore influence sample recovery, contamination control and experimental reproducibility. The product selection presented in t …

CD33 Gene - CD33 Molecule Protein Coding Chromosome 19 Immune Receptor Gene ID: 945 Knowledge Score 90 Gene Summary Gene Families Functional Categories Aliases Associated Diseases Genomic Variants Pathways Protein Interactions Drug Targets Publications Gene Summary CD33 encodes a myeloid-specific inhibitory receptor belonging to the SIGLEC (Sialic acid-binding Immunoglobulin-like Lectin) family. The receptor recognizes α2-3 and α2-6 linked s …

Gentaur Expert Guide Cell Culture Media and Supplements: Key Selection Criteria A practical guide for selecting basal media, sera, supplements, and defined formulations for reliable cell growth and reproducible research workflows. Table of Contents Key Criteria Selection Workflow Interactive Tool Media Comparison DMEM vs RPMI FAQ Cell Type HEK293, CHO, immune, primary, and stem cells require different nutrient environments. Basal Medium DMEM, RPMI, MEM, and DMEM/F12 are selected accord …

At SCSOmics 2025, held earlier this year, Nicholas E. Navin, PhD, delivered a keynote address that delved deeply into recent advances in breast cancer biology. His talk focused on clonal evolution, copy number variation, and how single-cell and spatial genomics are reshaping our view of cancer onset, progression, and therapeutic resistance. Lieven Gevaert was present in the audience, contributing important commentary during the Q&A.                 &nb …