Reagents
R&D Systems introduced the first commercial product in this product line in 1985 - which is produced through by inserting a target gene into host cells to synthesize this product - and now offers over 5,000 products in this reagent category.
What are recombinant proteins?
This automated immunoassay platform runs fully self‑contained cartridges and produces up to 128 results in under 90 minutes.
What is the Ella™ Simple Plex™ platform?
Tumor heterogeneity, biomarker validation, and TME profiling are listed use cases for this research field on COMET.
What is Oncology?
This application counts particulates in injectable drug substances to protect patient safety and avoid costly recalls.
What is Micro-Flow Imaging (sub-visible particle analysis)?
This multi‑stage journey—from target identification and preclinical testing to clinical trials and regulatory approval—determines whether a new therapy is safe and effective for patients.
What is the Drug Development Process?
This ELISA kit line “sets the industry gold standard” in performance and reproducibility, with results comparable month to month.
What is Quantikine (ELISA)?
This benchtop instrument uses low-pressure microfluidics to sort and dispense single cells into 96- or 384-well plates in minutes.
What is Pala (Single Cell Sorter and Dispenser)?
This scientific discipline investigates how diverse cell types—such as neurons, astrocytes, oligodendrocytes, and microglia—interact to drive signaling, cognition, and behavior across the central and peripheral nervous systems.
What is neuroscience?
This application resolves protein charge isoforms, such as mono- or di-phosphorylated states, using capillary isoelectric focusing.
What is a Simple Western charge-based assay (NanoPro 1000)?
This sequence of steps—from sourcing pluripotent cells to differentiation, expansion, and downstream analysis—guides scientists in creating specialized cell types for research and therapeutic development.
What is the stem cell workflow?
Known for its double‑Z probe design, this ISH product enables single‑molecule detection and has been cited in more than 10,000 peer‑reviewed publications.
What is RNAscope™?
This automated microscope counts and characterizes sub-visible particles between 0.1 and 100 microns in biopharmaceutical solutions.
What is MFI (Micro-Flow Imaging)?
This field focuses on how T cells, B cells, and macrophages, detect and respond to pathogens.
What is immunology?
This cutting‑edge approach uses miniature, self‑organizing cell structures or simulated biological environments to more accurately mimic human tissues for research and drug discovery.
What is 3D modeling or organoids?
Isolating cells, staining them, and setting up the fluorophore‑antibody panel before running the cells single‑file through a laser‑based instrument.
What is the flow cytometry workflow?
Engineered for enhanced receptor affinity, solubility, and thermal stability, these reagents represent an advancement in reagent design.
What are AI‑modified proteins?
This platform performs cycles of RNA and protein detection based on seqIF technology and accepts any off-the-shelf primary antibody.
What is COMET?
Host–pathogen interaction mapping and interferon signaling are the two use cases listed for this research field.
What is Infectious Disease research?
This technique uses fluorescent dyes or proteins to visualize and track specific molecules, structures, or cellular processes under specialized microscopes or instruments.
What is fluorescent imaging?
This multi‑stage process takes a therapeutic concept from engineered antibody to a manufacturable, clinic‑ready biologic.
What is the antibody drug production workflow?
These reagents include agonists, antagonists, enzyme modulators, fluorescent dyes, and tools for targeted protein degradation.
What are small molecules?
This Luminex instrument adds a second reporter laser at 405 nm alongside the traditional channel and delivers 5.5 logarithmic units of dynamic range.
What is INTELLIFLEX?
By analyzing the complete DNA sequences within cells to uncover variations, regulatory elements, and disease‑driving mutations, this field provides a foundational blueprint for understanding how cells function and malfunction.
What is genomics?
This analytical technique separates molecules based on their charge‑to‑size ratio as they migrate through a narrow tube under an electric field, enabling highly precise characterization of proteins, nucleic acids, and other biomolecules.
What is capillary electrophoresis?
This step‑wise method begins with coating a plate with capture antibodies, followed by blocking, sample incubation, detection antibody binding, addition of an enzyme‑linked secondary, and finally a colorimetric readout to quantify target proteins.
What is the ELISA workflow?