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Features for Life Scientists

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  No.1 for DREADDs

  View our unique range for DREADD research which includes novel water-soluble tools: CNO dihydrochloride, perlapine hydrochloride, compound 21 (DREADD agonist 21) hydrochloride (water-soluble) and more...

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  NEW! Highly-validated, data-rich antibodies

  Introducing ValidAbs™ a unique, highly-validated range of data-rich primary antibodies, loading controls & neural markers. Includes antibodies for GFP, NeuN, NF-L, MAP2, GADPH, β III tubulin plus protocols Find out more

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  Life Scientists' Guide to Applying for Grants & Funding

  Expert advice to help submit an outstanding application for funding. Includes tips on sourcing funding, meeting the brief, making revisions, & dealing with rejection: The Life Scientists' Guide to Applying for Grants & Funding

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  The Science PhD Survival Pack

  Whether you are writing up your dissertation, still struggling in the lab or just about to embark on a PhD, The Science PhD Survival Pack has resources to support you.

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  Save 50% on Cell Imaging Reagents

  Save 50% compared with other suppliers on dyes, labels and stains for tissue and cell imaging - including Phalloidins, DAPI, Hoechst 33342, Fura-2 AM, BrdU, propidium iodide, CellAura Fluorescent Ligands and more. See range.

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  We Manufacture our Own Products!

  With a manufacturing facility in Europe, our expert chemists can guarantee product quality. The majority of our products are >98% pure. Find out why this is important in Understanding purity and quality - a guide for life scientists.

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  Scientists' Guide to Writing Papers

  Need advice on writing a scientific paper? To help you, we’ve spoken to our fantastic community of life scientists around the world and put together The Life Scientist's Guide to Writing Scientific Papers.

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  Support #ScienceForUkraine

  Please see a letter from our Managing Director about the new volunteer run initiative #ScienceForUkraine. Find out more

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  Gender Bias from a Woman in Science

  In this insightful and also shocking article, Prof Kay Tye openly discusses the issue of implicit gender bias in STEM (even amongst women), and how we can recognise and challenge it. Read it now on the Hello Bio Blog.