Successful completion of BJS Biotechnologies projects at UCL Ralph Coney2017-05-25T13:20:03+00:00May 25th, 2017|Categories: All News, Biotechnology, Blog, Company news, PCR in research, PCR news, Product news|Tags: antibodies, bacteria, biopharmaceutical industry, CHO, Collaboration, Contamination, EngD, polymerase chain reaction, Synthetic Biology, thermal cycler, thermocycler, UCL, University College London, xxpress, yeast| File 1 – Successful completion of BJS Biotechnologies projects at UCL Share on social media FacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditGoogle+TumblrPinterestVkEmail Related Posts xxpress NGx xxpress NGx PCR Types Performed by the xxpress® Thermal Cycler PCR Types Performed by the xxpress® Thermal Cycler Adenovirus Type B Detection Using the xxpress qPCR Thermal Cycler Adenovirus Type B Detection Using the xxpress qPCR Thermal Cycler Understanding the Pathogenesis of FCD Type II Using qPCR Understanding the Pathogenesis of FCD Type II Using qPCR Early foetal sex determination using micro-volume of maternal plasma Early foetal sex determination using micro-volume of maternal plasma
