Is Pump Speed Affecting Your Analytical Results?

	Analytical Chemistry in Life Sciences
	The latest analytical chemistry news from News-Medical

Pump speed may set theoretical flow, but analytical results depend on what the complete fluidic system actually delivers. Learn how displacement, tubing, pressure, fluid properties, motor control, and pulsation affect flow accuracy and stability, and how to define a validated operating window that supports reliable analytical performance.

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Detecting Nano-Microplastics Inside Human Tissues and Cells

The microplastic particles most relevant to human health concerns are the smallest and the hardest to detect.

Read Photothermal's curated collection of peer-reviewed research showing how sub-micron Infrared spectroscopy (O-PTIR) detects, identifies, and localizes sub-micron polymers directly within intact cells and tissues, label-free, while revealing the biochemical response.

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[Free Webinar] When discovery metabolomics becomes quantitative

Traditional omics workflows often separate discovery and quantitation into distinct experiments. Researchers first perform untargeted analyses to identify molecules of interest, then develop targeted methods to accurately quantify those findings. But what if discovery data was already quantitative?

In this webinar, Paul Baker will explore how ZT Scan DIA is helping bridge the gap between untargeted discovery and quantitative analysis. Through real-world examples, discover how ZT Scan DIA is transforming discovery data into a long-term quantitative asset.

	Scientists Map Single Cell Heterogeneity in Standard Clinical Blood Samples When a patient is facing certain cancers or an immune condition, clinicians turn to their white blood cells for clues about the progression of both diseases and their treatments.

	High Resolution Chemical Maps Reveal Internal Manufacturing Layout of Herbs Plants produce flavonoids-bioactive compounds with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and osteoprotective properties-through complex modification pathways.

	Optical Metabolic Imaging Profiles Single-Cell Metabolic Fitness in Blood Without Dye Labeling A routine blood sample contains a diverse collection of immune cells that can reveal important clues about health and disease. These cells, known as peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs), are widely used to study infections, autoimmune disorders, cancer, and the immune system's response to treatment.

	Research Demonstrates High-Sensitivity DNA and Protein Detection Using Single-Wavelength Laser What if signs of disease could be detected using nothing more than a tiny chip that fits in the palm of your hand and a camera, without ever visiting a hospital? A scene that once seemed possible only in science fiction has now moved one step closer to reality.

	Your skin may offer clues about how many fruits and vegetables you eat In an exploratory study of 137 Australian adults, skin yellowness measured by reflectance spectroscopy was associated with combined fruit and vegetable intake, fruit intake alone, total carotenoid intake, body fat percentage and skin color.

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