The First Confirmed Flavoalkaloids in Cannabis
A rare phenolic class was hiding in cannabis — not because of biology, but because of chromatographic resolving power.
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Choosing the Right Cell Counter for Accurate Viability and Concentration Measurements
Cell counter accuracy depends on measurement principle, not throughput. Mismatched methods produce systematic bias in viability and concentration data.
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Single-Use vs. Reusable Labware
Cost, contamination risk, and sustainability don't move together — a framework for deciding when disposables win and when they don't.
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Epidermal Adhesion Emerges as a Distinct Growth-Limiting Variable in Plant Stems
A new study identifies epidermal-cortex adhesion as a distinct, light-regulated growth-limiting mechanism in plant stems, separate from wall stiffness.
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