November 2006 Features
Endoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure used to screen patients and to investigate a wide varie...
Multiphoton fluorescence microscopy is similar to conventional fluorescence microscopy in that it i...
When it comes to counting, examining and sorting cells in a moving fluid stream, researchers are no...
Technology Solutions
Recent advances in drug discovery may help find improved therapies in oncology. Researchers are wor...
In the latest campaign in the struggle against cancer, researchers are working to devise ways to in...
RapidScan
Worldwide, millions of people suffer from Parkinson’s disease, and they gradually lose contro...
Using thin section petrology, scanning electron microscopy, transmission electron microscopy and x-...
Cell-based assays can enable pharmaceutical manufacturers to determine the efficacy and toxicity of...
Escherichia coli swim from site to site in search of food, using several helical flagella (typicall...
Diseases such as glaucoma and retinitis pigmentosa progressively destroy eye tissue, causing patien...
Drug-inhibiting antidotes are important for preventing unwanted side effects caused by overdosing, ...
Hypoperfusion, or inadequate blood flow to tissues and organs, is life-threatening and a leading c...
It took three years of toil, millions of images and a considerable fortune for researchers at the ...
JPK Instruments AG of Berlin, an atomic force microscope supplier for life sciences and soft matter...
Optopod Ltd., a spinoff company of the University of Kent in the UK, has invented a method, based o...
Nikon UK Ltd. at Kingston upon Thames has unveiled a demonstration imaging suite that houses confoc...
SensL, a provider of low-light photon detection sensors and modules, has announced a global expansi...
Cambridge Research & Instrumentation Inc. (CRi) of Woburn, Mass., and Invitrogen Corp. of Carlsb...
Applied Imaging Corp. of San Jose, Calif., has announced that it will be acquired by Genetix Group,...
BD (Becton, Dickinson and Co.) of Franklin Lakes, N.J., has signed an agreement to acquire the 93.5...
SpectRx Inc. of Norcross, Ga., has received a fifth grant worth $690,000 from the National Cancer I...
Palomar Medical Technologies Inc. of Burlington, Mass., has announced that it will move forward to ...
Gamma Medica-Ideas has been awarded a $100,000 grant to develop a SPECT/MRI small-animal imaging sy...
Bone health analysis software developed by researchers at Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics ...
Affymetrix Inc. of Santa Clara, Calif., and Partners HealthCare of Boston, Mass., have entered into...
The CAO Group, manufacturers of high-brightness LEDs, displays, and medical, dental and forensic dev...
Dendritic Nanotechnologies of Mount Pleasant, Mich., known for its special class of nanostructures ...
As We Go To Press
Software that potentially allows an off-site technologist to perform complex MRI procedures over th...
Stereovision in children is typically tested by random-dot stereogram, which reveals no information...
From The Clinic
Intravenous access is one of the most frequently applied procedures in medicine; yet, when accessin...
Until recently, radiologists had been unable to compare their individual detection rates for breast...
From The Journals
Each year, an estimated 350 million to 500 million people contract malaria, and about 1 million to 2...
Improperly folded proteins cause debilitating illnesses such as Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’...
Matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry has been used for diagnosis, for moni...
Research
As might be expected of living things, cells don’t sit still. They fidget, changing shape and...
Looking at variations in membrane composition is of interest to structural biologists. However, inv...
In war, it is important to know your enemy. The same is true when fighting disease, especially a de...
How well do you know your quantum dots? Those that behave well in solution may act differently in l...
Like a superhero with a secret identity and hidden powers, ordinary matter has normally unseen prop...
To gain a better understanding of the biochemical processes that occur at or near cell membranes, s...
Researchers at Harvard Medical School in Boston have developed a method for studying the orientation...
Understanding the dynamics of the interaction between myosin and actin during muscle contraction is...
Imagine a genomics or proteomics microarray that can be analyzed with surface-enhanced Raman scatt...
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The Measurement of High Optical Densities (up to 8 Abs) in the Near-Infrared
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