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An Introduction to Agile Project Management for Biologists: 4 Techniques to Keep Your Research Moving

Learn how Agile project management can improve clarity and structure in your biology research. This guide introduces four practical tools—iteration, time boxing, prioritization, and Kanban boards—with lab-based examples.

An Easy Guide to Choosing a Luciferase Reporter Assay

Need help choosing a luciferase assay? This guide walks you through the differences between Firefly, Renilla, and NanoLuc reporters, plus key tradeoffs in signal duration, brightness, and workflow compatibility. Learn how to match the correct assay to your experimental needs.

Improving the Expression of Insoluble and Inactive Proteins Using Osmotic Shock

Discover a better way to improve the expression of your insoluble and inactive proteins using osmotic shock.

Adaptive Focused Acoustics®: A Superior Method to Extract Proteins

Unlike bath and probe sonication, Adaptive Focused Acoustics® (AFA®) is a protein extraction method that avoids heat damage, cross-contamination, and inconsistent protein yields. This article breaks down the benefits of AFA and explains how it works.


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