
ABOUT CYTIVA
With a rich heritage dating back hundreds of years, Cytiva brings a wealth of technical expertise and talent, a broad and deep portfolio, and exceptional service help researchers and biopharma advance therapeutics at every stage from discovery to delivery.
We supply the tools and support our customers need to work better, faster, and safer, leading to the delivery of transformative medicines to patients. Our combined portfolio includes well-recognized names such as Allegro™, Supor™, iCELLis™, and Kleenpak™, in addition to ÄKTA™, Amersham™, Biacore™, FlexFactory™, HyClone™, MabSelect™, Sefia™, Whatman™, and Xcellerex™. Visit cytiva.com to learn more.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Cytiva
100 Results Way
Marlborough, MA 08855-1327
UNITED STATES
Phone: 800-526-3593
FEATURED ARTICLES
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Learn about tangential flow filtration (TFF), typical TFF system configurations, ultrafiltration fundamentals, applications, system selection considerations, and more.
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Learn more about the potential of microRNAs as therapeutic targets being investigated for a number of different disease states.
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By employing a simple strategy many different lab protocols where filtration is required can be accelerated. Learn more about automation-friendly 96-well filter plates that enable more samples to be filtered in one go.
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Learn more on the importance of sterile filtration and how sterile filters are validated by the manufacturer and review the process and value of selecting the best prefilter to improve final sterile filtration performance.
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Learn how ultrafiltration devices in various steps of the cloning workflow can provide a more streamlined process compared to traditional methods of subcloning PCR-generated fragments.
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This article covers the concepts of protein concentration and diafiltration, comparing different ways of performing diafiltration and their impact on process time, volume, product stability, and recovery.
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Although it is still challenging to gauge the full extent of the consequences of air pollution, governments around the world are starting to recognize the seriousness of this problem, introducing measures to curb pollution. However, considerable progress is still needed, and PM2.5 particles (those ≤2.5 µm) are of particular concern, not just in respiratory health but in a wider context.
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This report summarizes the results of an anonymous online survey conducted by The Analytical Scientist (Texere Publishing) on behalf of Cytiva. The intent was to learn more about the needs and preferences of individuals who were involved with high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) sample preparation.
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How do you use filtration in HPLC? Why might you not use filtration in HPLC sample prep and in-system, and when is it essential? And how can syringeless filters simplify your workflow, saving resources and time? Let’s find out.
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There are numerous reasons why combining detection of multiple targets within a single assay is desirable. This guide outlines some of the important factors to consider when developing a multiplex LFA, be it from scratch or building on previously developed singleplex assays.
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Soil testing laboratories need to operate cost effectively while maintaining accuracy and reliability. Efficient filtration plays a key part in this as a first step in sample preparation before analysis. A laboratory that can make sure it is using optimum filtration practices and materials can simplify soil testing workflows, provide accurate and reliable results, and maximize its profitability.
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Part 3 of this series describes various filter paper cone folding techniques. Read on to see the options for getting a good seal over your conical funnel.
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Read Part 2 of this series on cellulose filter paper to explore how different properties can influence the filter paper choice for your application.
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Choosing the right filter paper helps make filtration more efficient, but how do your workflow and the nature of your samples affect filter paper selection?
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Not all membranes and solvents mix well. Read this quick guide and choose the most suitable membrane for your application based on chemical compatibility.
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A guide selecting the most relevant environmental parameters to study to retrieve the most useful information from collected samples.
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Important considerations to help you successfully transfer and validate your assay and avoid surprises down the line.
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Understand the important factors you need to consider when selecting lateral flow device (LFD) components to design an LFD to fit your needs.
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The quality and resolution of UV chromatogram data can provide users with feedback to help them achieve and maintain high-quality HPLC data.
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Working within a high-intensity environment, any strategy to simplify workflows can both relieve pressure on analysts and support data quality, improving lab efficiency and throughput.