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Read the press releaseBioDesign. Build. Deliver.Uniting chemistry and biology to create linkers that deliver optimal therapeutic bioconjugates.Learn More
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Advancing TogetherRead the press releaseBioDesign. Build. Deliver.Uniting chemistry and biology to create linkers that deliver optimal therapeutic bioconjugates.Learn More
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Immunohistochemistry
Reliable reagents delivering
high sensitivity and low
background
Glycobiology
Accurate and reproducible
profiling, characterization, and
capture of complex glycans
Immunofluorescence
Reliable reagents delivering
high specificity and reduced
autofluorescence
Bioconjugation
Reliable and quantifiable labeling
delivering ready-to- use
conjugates at high yield
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From linker design and synthesis, bioconjugated design and manufacturing, biomolecule labeling and functionalization, and detection system and solutions, our team is here to help you move forward, with impact.
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Immunohistochemistry Resource Guide
The Immunohistochemistry Resource Guide will help you navigate through the many choices of detection systems, substrates, and ancillary reagents that complete your IHC workflow.
Immunofluorescence
Resource Guide
Whether you’re just starting off doing IF or are a seasoned researcher, the Immunofluorescence Guide will take you through the important steps and considerations needed for all IF applications.
Lectins Application and Resource Guide
The Lectin Application Guide provides insight into how lectins are applied in biological sciences and showcases the flexibility and utilization of lectins and lectin conjugates in established lab applications.
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