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Springfield Mill
James Whatman Way
Maidstone
ME14 2LE
UK
Telephone: (UK) +44 1622 676670
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Listing of all 16 news releases from Whatman International:
Syringeless filters speed up sample preparation
Whatman's Mini-UniPrep syringeless filters enable users to prepare samples in one third the time required by other methods and eliminate multiple consumables from the sample preparation process
News from Whatman International (27 August 2007)
Ethidium bromide waste reduction is simplified
The Whatman Ethidium Bromide Extractor is an easy and effective system for waste reduction
News from Whatman International (27 August 2007)
Weighing boats aim to simplify Kjeldahl analysis
Whatman weighing boats have been designed to simplify the handling of Kjeldahl samples
News from Whatman International (21 August 2007)
New nitrocellulose microplate suits immunology
Whatman is offering a new nitrocellulose microplate technology that addresses immunology applications
News from Whatman International (21 August 2007)
Hard-to-filter samples are prepared more rapidly
Whatman has introduced a new disposable syringe filter that has been designed to prepare hard-to-filter samples more quickly
News from Whatman International (21 August 2007)
GD/XP filters effective for testing heavy metals
Independent laboratory finds GD/XP filters minimise leaching and retention of inorganic ions in environmental and industrial sample preparation
News from Whatman International (10 November 2006)
Appointment of non-executive director
Whatman announces the appointment of Professor Hans Gunter Gassen to the company's board as a non-executive director
News from Whatman International (10 November 2006)
Disposable filters ensure sterile hospital water
Whatman has announced the release of a new line of OEM in-line disposable filters designed specifically to remove bacterial pathogens from hospital water
News from Whatman International (10 November 2006)
Microarray facilitates autoimmune disease analysis
Profiling of autoantigen biomarkers will further scientists' understanding of poorly recognized diseases, facilitating diagnosis and early treatment
News from Whatman International (10 November 2006)
Gendarmerie selects FTA cards for DNA collection
After evaluating several products, FTA was chosen for ease of use and ability to ensure safety and stability throughout the sample collection and transportation process
News from Whatman International (10 November 2006)
Screening for parasites in produce and water
Whatman has announced the successful completion of its two-year cooperative research and development agreement (Crada) with the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
News from Whatman International (10 November 2006)
Protein biochip receives CE registration
Groundbreaking diagnostic chip allows research laboratories to generate multiple quantitative results from a single sample, may help scientists discover relationships between diseases
News from Whatman International (10 November 2006)
Whatman sweeps 2005 IBWA supplier awards
International Bottled Water Association (IBWA) honoured the company with awards for best supplier advertising and marketing and best supplier website
News from Whatman International (10 November 2006)
UK Biobank validates Whatman FTA elute
Results from intensive trials of Whatman DNA storage product were presented in October 2005 at the UK Biobank conference, 'Laboratory aspects of biobanking'
News from Whatman International (10 November 2006)
Rapid accurate diagnosis of autoimmune diseases
Whatman/Schleicher and Schuell's nitrocellulose-coated Fast slides, the industry-leading surface for protein microarray assays, enables comprehensive protein analysis using a single serum sample
News from Whatman International (10 November 2006)
Quantify specific phosphorylation of proteins
BioSource International announced in February 2005 that it had commercialised the first multiplex protein microarray able to reproducibly measure multiple phosphorylated proteins in one sample
News from Whatman International (10 November 2006)
