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Quality Control and Documentation within Merck's Spectroquant® System | Merck
Extensive quality control and documentation within Merck's Spectroquant® system ensure that analytical results are measured correctly. -
Tutorials/Protocols for the CellASIC® ONIX Microfluidic Platform | Life Science Research | Merck
Ready to take control with dynamic cell culture and analysis? Find all the step-by-step protocols you need to get the most out of your CellASIC® ONIX2 platform. -
Quality Assurance | Analytics and Sample Preparation | Merck
Comprehensive control and quality assurance for reliable analytical results with Merck's test systems. -
Control of Cellular Metabolism | Life Science Research | Merck
Cellular metabolism requires an exchange of not only vital nutrients but of gases such as oxygen and carbon dioxide. -
ISOSLIDE® Control Slides | IVD/OEM Materials and Reagents | Merck
Merck's ISOSLIDE® control slides allow you to easily monitor the quality of your methods and include complete documentation for laboratory accreditation. -
DNA Structure, Damage and Repair | Life Science Research | Merck
Studying the mechanisms by which cells control changes in DNA structure and respond to DNA damage will help to elucidate the factors that cause aging, cellular degeneration, cancer, and death. Merck has the antibody solutions you need for your research. -
ISOSLIDE® Control Slides for Histology | Merck
The ISOSLIDE® control slides offer the option of comparing control tissue specimens with your own preparations during the histological staining process. -
Autoclave Control - Sterikon plus Bioinicator | Merck
Sterikon plus Bioindicator for testing how effective an autoclave sterilizes. Merck solutions for pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries. -
Metabolic Control | Life Science Research | Merck
Cellular metabolism is the process by which cells convert biochemical energy into ATP, using multiple pathways, including glycolysis, fatty acid oxidation, the Krebs cycle, and oxidative phosphorylation.