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News Release from: Fisher Scientific UK | Subject: Life science catalogue
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 02 May 2008
Fisher Scientific launches life science
catalogue
Comprehensive catalogue will carry over 17,500 products for the life science professional, including over 2000 new lines, and demonstrates Fisher Scientific's commitment to the market
Always aware of the need for customer service and support, this catalogue is even more user friendly with product groups organised into application areas These areas cover: cell isolation, cell culture, Microbiology, nucleic acid and protein purification, amplification and expression (including PCR, RTPCR and qPCR techniques), electrophoresis, modification, analysis and healthcare to meet the needs of the busy clinical laboratory
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 10 Mar 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Life science catalogue published
The latest Fisher Scientific Life Science catalogue offers a selection of more than 14,000 essential life-science products, 4,500 of which are completely new.
The equipment and consumables are complemented by complete range of bioreagents and kits suited to the applications covered within the catalogue.
This format enables users to easily find and view specific products relating to particular techniques and applications.
The catalogue features world leading brand names such as Thermo Scientific, Corning Life Sciences, Eppendorf, Machery-Nagel, Gibco, Nunc, Molecular BioProducts, Invitrogen, UVP, Oxoid and Millipore, as well as Fisher Scientific's own established range of Fisherbrand quality products.
This comprehensive catalogue shows that Fisher Scientific continues to work at the very boundaries of the market place in developing fresh ideas to deliver an essential resource for the life scientist.
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