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Issue 52: 15 August 2002
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In this issue:
* Editor's Message
* Our Top Ten new
Products Selection
1. Flexible detection for the molecular
biology lab
2. Illuminating bioinformatics data
3. ICP
spectrometer shows its versatility
4. "Chemical Printing"
technology announced
5. A different approach to the gas
chromatograph
6. Ready-to-use assays for genetic screening
7. Improved detection of Clostridium perfringens
8. Fast
reliable lactate analysis
9. PTFE and Polyethylene IR cards
return
10. Pinch valves for tricky liquids
* New Technical
Articles and Case Studies
* ...And take a look at these stories
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Russ Swan, Editor, writes:
Hooray for the Advertising
Standards Authority, which last week and at long last recommended that
an advertisement designed purely to scare-monger about 'toxic
chemicals' should be withdrawn.
The offending
advertisement, published by the environmental lobby group WWF, had the
provocative headline "Who cares where toxic chemicals end up?" The
response to this asinine question has to be "Actually, we all do."
I had an enjoyable exchange with the well-known BBC Radio 4
presenter John Humprys a little while ago, in which I offered my own
provocative question: "Will the BBC ever be able to run a story
involving the process industries without prefacing the word 'chemical'
with the word 'toxic'?" Humphrys is an extremely bright fellow, and a
committed organic farmer in his spare time. His response was
disappointing, invoking the mediaeval alchemist Paracelsus and his
observation that everything is toxic, in sufficient quantities. On
that basis, why does the BBC not preface every noun with 'toxic'? Are
those floodwaters currently devastating Prague and Vienna not composed
mostly of that well-known toxic chemical H20?
I would be
interested to hear from any Laboratorytalk readers with examples of
other offensive or inappropriate advertisements or uses of language,
which I will be happy to share with the broader audience here.
I hope you find this issue of our weekly newsletter useful. We
currently have thousands of scientists and other laboratory
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addition to the new products, news and ideas featured here, there are
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GPC/SEC TRAINING COURSES IN NOVEMBER 2002
Polymer Laboratories
(PL) will be holding Introductory and Advanced Level GPC/SEC Training
Courses in November 2002, at its premises in Church Stretton,
Shropshire, UK
Polymer Laboratories, 8 August 2002
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POCT:
THE MARKET OF MARKERS
The underlying principles that determine
the success of POC testing have to be recognised, as Dr Sohail Sheikh
explains
Frost and Sullivan, 8 August 2002
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INDUSTRY FORUM FOR UK ANALYTICAL PARTNERSHIP
The UK Analytical
Partnership (UKAP) - between DTI, LGC and the Royal Society of
Chemistry - will be hosting its first forum for industry at the
Congress Centre, London on 22 October 2002
UK Analytical
Partnership (UKAP), 9 August 2002
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CONCISE
GUIDE TO AMINO ACIDS PUBLISHED
Dr Toshikazu Kamiya, a senior
scientist at Tsukuba Research Laboratories, Kyowa Hakko Kogyo, has
written a concise guide of amino acids
Kyowa Hakko Kogyo Co,
13 August 2002
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ACRYLAMIDE TESTING SERVICE LAUNCHED
Studies show that foods
with a high starch content, such as potatoes, cereals, and bread,
contained high levels of acrylamide after frying, roasting, grilling
and baking
Reading Scientific Services, 14 August 2002
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ONLINE
AUCTION OF BALANCES AND PH METERS
Sartorius has announced the
launch of a new online auction site at www.sartorius.co.uk, in order
to clear its warehouse for new stock
Sartorius, 13 August
2002
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OUR TOP
TEN NEW PRODUCTS SELECTION
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1.
Flexible detection for the molecular biology lab
Genios
offers customers a competitively priced system with the advantage of
three-in-one detection in one instrument (absorbance, fluorescence and
luminescence). Recognising the unprecedented number of reaction vessel
formats used by researchers, Genios has been designed to handle
different microplate formats (6 to 384 wells), PCR tubes, and cuvettes
making it the ideal solution for many standard molecular biology
procedures.
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2.
Illuminating bioinformatics data
Rosetta Biosoftware and
Agilent Technologies have announced the introduction of the Rosetta
Luminator system, a client-server bioinformatics system for storing
and analysing microarray data. The Rosetta Luminator system was
developed to meet the needs of small- to medium-sized pharmaceutical
and biotechnology corporations, as well as academic laboratories and
core facilities involved in gene expression research.
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3. ICP
spectrometer shows its versatility
Thermo Elemental
highlights the range of uses of the Iris Intrepid ICP spectrometer
through the publication of three new application notes. This latest
information details sample analysis in the presence of a high
percentage of total dissolved solids, the benefits of line switching
to cover large concentration ranges within a sample, and how to
improve axial ICP accuracy in the presence of easily ionisable
elements (EIE).
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4.
"Chemical Printing" technology announced
Proteome Systems
has announced the first results of its Chemical Inkjet Printing (ChIP)
programme in the prestigious journal, Molecular and Cellular
Proteomics. The article entitled: "High-throughput peptide mass
fingerprinting and protein microarray analysis using chemical printing
strategies" by Sloane et al, can be viewed as a "Paper in Press" at
mcponline.org. This is a new approach to analysis of authentic
proteins, including their modified forms, after two dimensional array
and transfer onto membranes. The technology involves nanolitre
microfluidic printing onto individual protein spots. Each arrayed
protein becomes an archive for multiple analyses, either using
enzymatic treatment (for example, peptide mass fingerprinting,
N-glycoform analysis) or chemical cleavage (for example, O-glycoform
analysis) and subsequent mass spectrometric analysis.
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5. A
different approach to the gas chromatograph
PerkinElmer's
new Clarus 500 GC offers a totally different approach to working with
a gas chromatograph. The user interface is an easy to use, full-colour
touch screen, which can operate in seven different languages. The
signal display shows a real-time chromatogram from either channel A or
B to monitor a current analysis on-screen. The status display provides
an overview of the system, with single-touch access to all functions,
using intuitive, pictorial icons.
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6.
Ready-to-use assays for genetic screening
Applied
Biosystems has launched Assays-on-Demand products, a comprehensive set
of functionally validated, ready-to-use assays specifically for
genetic screening. They provide accurate, reproducible data and allow
researchers to screen a greater number of targets quickly, easily and
cost-effectively. Dr Stefan Schreiber, Professor of Medicine and
Gastroenterology at the University of Kiel, Germany, has been testing
the assays as part of an early access programme. "By using these
assays for our systematic disease association studies, we can work
effectively to identify possible mutations that may be associated with
the predisposition of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), sarcoidosis,
psoriasis and peridontitis."
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7.
Improved detection of Clostridium perfringens
Oxoid has
extended its range of products for testing the microbiological quality
of water with the addition of new m-CP Medium - a selective,
chromogenic medium for the rapid identification and enumeration of
Clostridium perfringens in water samples. Compared to traditional
methods, m-CP Medium provides faster results with increased
selectivity and specificity.
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8. Fast
reliable lactate analysis
The YSI 2300 Stat Plus glucose
and L-lactate analyser, widely regarded as the industry standard, is
finding new and exciting applications within the field of sports
endurance training. In combination with the mobile YSI 1500 Sport
model, athletes can now monitor their levels of blood lactate both on
and off the sports field.
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9. PTFE
and Polyethylene IR cards return
International Crystal
Laboratories is pleased to announce that it has brought back the
popular PTFE and Polyethylene IR cards, under a licence from the
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company (better known as 3M). These
cards provide inexpensive, disposable sample substrates for
qualitative analysis.
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10.
Pinch valves for tricky liquids
Bio-Chem Valve has
designed a range of inert, wide aperture, non-sticking pinch valves
for the precise control of liquid and gas flow in medical and
analytical equipment. The solenoid operated valves feature unusually
durable, non-stick silicone tubing developed by Bio-Chem, and the
valve design enables the tubing to be easily removed and replaced,
eliminating the need for disassembly or removal of the valve from the
equipment.
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INSTRUMENTS BOOST POLYMER RESEARCH IN CYPRUS
(Brookhaven
Instruments (USA), 12 August 2002)
Researchers at the University
of Cyprus are using a Brookhaven BI-MwA Molecular Weight Analyzer and
90Plus particle sizer
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XCELLSYZ APPOINTS MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY CONSULTANTS
(NCE
Discovery, 12 August 2002)
Xcellsyz Ltd, the London-based
biotechnology company, has engaged NCE Discovery as consultants on a
number of medicinal chemistry projects.
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Xcellsyz appoints medicinal chemistry consultants:
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RELATIVE VISCOMETER PROVIDES FASTER ANALYSIS
(Viscotek Europe,
8 August 2002)
The Model Y501C relative viscometer from Viscotek
Europe is ideally suited for measuring dilute polymer viscosities.
* Free brochure on Model Y501C relative viscometer:
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COMBINED DENSITY METER/REFRACTOMETER LAUNCHED
(Mettler Toledo,
9 August 2002)
Mettler Toledo's DR45 is a compact, powerful and
unique two in one system for the simultaneous determination of density
and refractive index
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RAPID
AND REPRODUCIBLE MOISTURE DETERMINATION
(Mettler Toledo, 12
August 2002)
Mettler Toledo's HR73 halogen moisture analyser
offers accurate moisture determination and can be easily integrated
into quality management systems
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MICROSPHERES FOR FLOW CYTOMETRY
(Brookhaven International, 14
August 2002)
Two new product ranges, designed specifically for
use in flow cytometry, offer multiplex beads for solution array
analysis and microsphere standards kits for flow cytometry
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EASY
TEST FOR SCALE AND CORROSION INHIBITOR
(Palintest, 14 August
2002)
Fast testing of organoposphonate levels in boiler and
cooling water without the traditional problems of pH adjustment and
end-point determination
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PROCESS GAS MOISTURE ANALYSER IS VERSATILE
(Systech
Instruments, 14 August 2002)
Combining microprocessor control
with a high quality phosphorus pentoxide electrolytic sensor to
provide accurate and dependable measurement of absolute moisture
content
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NON-INVASIVE INDICATOR OF DVT, PE AND DIC
(Alpha Laboratories,
12 August 2002)
D-Dimer is now a well-established, non-invasive
indicator of thrombotic events such as DVT, PE and DIC.
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RAPID
ID SYSTEM HELPS WITH 21CFR PART 11
(Oxoid, 13 August 2002)
The latest version of the Biolog MicroStation rapid identification
system will help FDA-regulated pharmaceutical companies to comply with
21CFR part 11
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identification system:
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HIGHLIGHTING THE FLEXIBILITY OF ATOMIC ABSORPTION
(Thermo
Elemental, 13 August 2002)
Thermo Elemental is introducing a new
AA Clinical Analysis information pack for clinical diagnostic
purposes.
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pack:
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DESIGN YOUR OWN ASSAYS
(Applied Biosystems, 14 August
2002)
Service provides researchers with high-quality, customised
assays for SNP genotyping and gene expression studies
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PHARMACEUTICAL QUALITY ASSURANCE TO BE INTEGRATED
(Agilent
Technologies, 8 August 2002)
Agilent Technologies and Scientific
Software are to develop and market the integration of the CyberLAB
Knowledge Engineering System and Agilent's networked data systems
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ACCURATE VALIDATION OF STERILISERS AND AUTOCLAVES
(Eurotherm,
13 August 2002)
Portable data recording kits, designed
specifically for validation purposes within the medical workplace,
meet HTM 2010 and HTM 2030 guidelines
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THE
AFFORDABLE PRECISION ANALYTICAL BALANCES
(Adam Equipment, 9
August 2002)
Adam Equipment has launched a new range of
sophisticated, high precision analytical balances with all the
features you would expect to find in models that are much more
expensive.
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TORQUE TRANSDUCER USES DIGITAL TELEMETRY
(Lebow
Products, 13 August 2002)
Dynamometer Torque offers a total
non-contact solution with high level output signal, high accuracy,
short drive lengths, and diverse mounting configurations
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HIGH
RESOLUTION SCALES FOR INDUSTRIAL LABS
(Ohaus, 14 August 2002)
New range combines magnetic force restoration load cell technology
with high-speed microprocessing to deliver precision and speed for
applications from basic weighing to harsh quality control
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CURVED SURFACES INSPECTED WITH EASE
(Prior Scientific, 8 August
2002)
The Episcan Portable Microscope from Prior Scientific
ensures curved surfaces can be inspected with ease
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VACUUM PUMPS SUPPLIER AIMS TO COMPETE
(Zepher Vacuum Pump
Technology (UK), 12 August 2002)
Zepher Vacuum Pump Technology
are a new supplier in the Vacuum Pumps and Compressors market within
the UK.
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SOFTWARE HELPS SHARE DATA IN DRUG DISCOVERY
(Agilent
Technologies, 9 August 2002)
Synapsia Informatics Workbench is
software designed to enable networked, knowledge-led discovery
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LIMS
TRACKS PROCESSES WITH FULL AUDIT TRAIL
(Autoscribe, 9 August
2002)
A new 'Process Steps' module within Matrix LIMS from
Autoscribe will enable users to track with full audit trail each stage
of a process.
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ANALYTIC APPLICATION PLATFORM FOR AGILENT
(Agilent
Technologies, 9 August 2002)
Agilent has licensed Spotfire's
DecisionSite analytic application platform, which will be used in
Agilent's informatics solutions to assist in the areas of disease and
drug discovery
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application platform:
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CHROMATOGRAPHY DATA SYSTEM UPDATED FOR PART 11
(Scientific
Software International, 13 August 2002)
Scientific Software has
released version 3.0 its EZChrom Elite Chromatography Data System,
featuring greater convenience in achieving US FDA's Part 11
compliance
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NEW PHARMACEUTICAL AND NUTRACEUTICAL DATABASES
(FIZ
Karlsruhe, 13 August 2002)
FIZ Karlsruhe has announced the launch
of the Pharmaml and Nutraceut databases, sourced from an international
network of correspondents
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