By Emma Foster on Thu 24 March 2022
In this article we outline the uses of the formula while also providing details on how the testing of the formula was carried out in order to ensure the highest possible quality of the product.
By Emma Foster on Thu 24 March 2022
In this article we outline the uses of the formula while also providing details on how the testing of the formula was carried out in order to ensure the highest possible quality of the product.
By Emma Foster on Fri 04 March 2022
The significance of biofilm development in industry is obvious when taking a gander at the figures: 33% of produce in the evolved way of life is lost every year because of bacterial deterioration. But do we really know what a biofilm is?
By Emma Foster on Tue 18 January 2022
Titration is a well-known method of determining the presence of an analyte in a sample. The techniques have remained in use due to their simplicity and general correctness. But don't be fooled: when it comes to tactics and practices, there's always space for growth.
By Emma Foster on Mon 17 January 2022
Do you have an issue with your water quality sonde? Here are some tips on how you can prevent costly mistakes using your water quality sonde.
By Emma Foster on Tue 21 December 2021
Consumers judge pharmaceutical products to some extent on how the item feels to the touch. This property can be described by the term “Texture” which is a mix of related, multi-dimensional attributes. Find out how a texture analyzer can be used for these pharmaceutical products.
By Emma Foster on Wed 17 November 2021
We receive queries daily from customers who believe that their viscosity reading is incorrect. Here, we have given some tools needed when measuring viscosity and spoke about the viscometer training we can offer at Lab Unlimited.
By Emma Foster on Fri 29 October 2021
A guide to supplementation of cell culture media and media handling
By Emma Foster on Fri 29 October 2021
The general health of any culture needs to be examined before an eye examination in cell cultures. Follow these observations to examine cell cultures quickly and accurately.
By Emma Foster on Fri 29 October 2021
Mycoplasma are prokaryotic cellular organisms and the smallest cells capable of autonomous growth. How does a mycoplasma infection occur?
By Emma Foster on Fri 29 October 2021
In cell culture techniques, cells or tissues are removed from the organism (animal or plant) and introduced into an artificial environment with ideal conditions for growth. This procedure helps scientists and researchers to study and understand more about the cells.