A is for Auramine O
Posted in A-Z Staining Series on September 9, 2020
Welcome to the first of our A-Z series all about staining. In this series, we hope to share a little … Continue reading “A is for Auramine O”
Read MoreLaboratory Support – Safety in the Lab
Posted in News on August 3, 2020
Welcome to the first entry in our new series of Laboratory Support posts where we will be discussing issues pertinent … Continue reading “Laboratory Support – Safety in the Lab”
Read MoreGoing against the grain – Gluten or gluten-free?
Posted in News on April 6, 2020
The protein gluten is a component of cereal crops such as wheat, barley and rye and commonly found in bread, … Continue reading “Going against the grain – Gluten or gluten-free?”
Read MoreNeedle core biopsies: Improving ease and efficiency of processing
Posted in Company News on December 13, 2019
Introducing the LUMEA BxChip™ Needle core biopsies are used to minimise patient discomfort whilst still gleaning essential information about an … Continue reading “Needle core biopsies: Improving ease and efficiency of processing”
Read MoreUrine – the liquid biopsy
Posted in News on December 10, 2019
Urine is a waste product that is produced in the kidneys and expelled from the body via the ureters and … Continue reading “Urine – the liquid biopsy”
Read MoreHands-on with the LUMEA BxChip™
Posted in News on September 18, 2019
The smell of organs was the first clue that my day at work would be a little different to normal. … Continue reading “Hands-on with the LUMEA BxChip™”
Read MoreDisease in the Aftermath of 9/11
Posted in News on July 15, 2019
Around 8 am on the morning of Tuesday 11th September 2001, everything appeared normal, on the streets of Manhattan. Sadly, … Continue reading “Disease in the Aftermath of 9/11”
Read MoreCancer Clusters and Ocular Melanoma – Coincidental or Credible?
Posted in News on May 17, 2019
The risk of developing cancer depends on many factors, such as age, genetics and the environment. Although a high proportion … Continue reading “Cancer Clusters and Ocular Melanoma – Coincidental or Credible?”
Read MoreCervical Screening and the Importance of HPV Testing
Posted in News on March 1, 2019
The human papillomavirus (HPV) is a circular, double-stranded DNA virus that induces warts on skin and mucosal surfaces. The lesions … Continue reading “Cervical Screening and the Importance of HPV Testing”
Read MoreAn Unintentional Outcome from a Kidney Transplantation
Posted in News on December 6, 2018
Although commonplace, kidney transplants are major operations and as such are associated with certain complications, the most feared of which … Continue reading “An Unintentional Outcome from a Kidney Transplantation”
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