Latest Infographics

This infographic addresses the issue of veterinary drug residues in foods, the dangers they pose and measures taken to detect and prevent them from reaching the consumer.

This infographic explores the key cost saving considerations when purchasing HPLC systems.

Download this infographic to discover what personalized medicine is and its applications, how it compares to current conventional medicine and the common technologies used in personalized medicine research.

Download this infographic to compare traditional methods to the new precision reprogramming technology and discover its benefits.

Download this infographic to discover the principles of reproducible data, why it has proved so difficult for science to achieve and the steps researchers can take to enhance the reproducibility of their data.

Download this infographic to explore the typical timeline and steps for the approval of a monoclonal antibody as a drug, the definitions and objectives of both Investigational New Drug (IND) and Biologics License Application (BLA) processes
as well as the importance of stability studies throughout the different phases of approval.

Download this infographic to learn more about what cell and gene therapies are, how they are made, and advancements and future considerations in cell and gene therapy research.

Download this infographic to explore key milestones and assay types, innovations driving high-throughput screening (HTS) and a typical HTS workflow.

Setting up a new lab, or expanding an existing one, is a complex multi-phase process with many considerations, including space, time, cost, and specific infrastructure requirements. Download this infographic to learn how to mitigate risk and get set up on time and within budget.

In recent years, therapeutic antibodies have become the predominant class of new drugs developed in order to combat different diseases including cancers and autoimmune diseases among others. Antibody drug discovery does not come without its challenges including screening, characterization and target identification.