Successful completion of BJS Biotechnologies projects at UCL Ralph Coney 2017-05-25T13:20:03+00:00 May 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 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 BJS Biotechnologies Appoints Techcomp as the Exclusive Distributor of the xxpress® qPCR Thermal Cycler in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan BJS Biotechnologies Appoints Techcomp as the Exclusive Distributor of the xxpress® qPCR Thermal Cycler in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan Ultra-fast qPCR with the xxpress® qPCR Thermal Cycler Ultra-fast qPCR with the xxpress® qPCR Thermal Cycler xxpress® qPCR Thermal Cycler Comparison xxpress® qPCR Thermal Cycler Comparison
