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The Latest Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) Spectroscopy Technology

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The Latest Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) Spectroscopy Technology

In October 2019, Bruker announced the acquisition of the Magnettech EPR business from Freiberg Instruments and the establishment of a related, longterm EPR supply partnership with them. As a result, the new benchtop EPR portfolio is now represented by three benchtop EPR systems: microESR, Magnettech ESR5000, and EMXnano.

In this interview, Kalina Ranguelova, Senior EPR Application Scientist at Bruker BioSpin, discusses the newest member of the benchtop EPS spectrometers family, the Magnettech ESR5000.

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Home Office Webinars for Biochemistry Data Integrity and Records from METTLER TOLEDO

In these Corona‐times, it has become clear how digitalization in the biochemistry industry can help us to overcome the organizational challenges of these crises. METTLER TOLEDO are providing a series of weekly live webinars, so that when production and consumption start recovering, we will have established data integrity, record keeping and lean manufacturing foundations to increase process efficiency.

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Paper-based device measures lithium ion concentration in blood of bipolar disorder patients

A group of Hokkaido University researchers has developed a paper-based device that can easily and cheaply measure lithium ion concentration in blood, which could greatly help bipolar disorder patients.

	Bacterial Enzyme Activity Could Lead To New Sugar-Based Drugs Researchers from DTU Biosustain and DTU Bioengineering have elucidated the activity of the enzyme GH109 whose mechanism of activity has been a mystery.

	Lipid metabolism enzyme regulates brain stem cell activity Neural stem cells play a major role in the early development of the brain and they also continue to remain active throughout the lifetime.

	Biochemical and computational methods for large-scale protein-arginine methylation analysis Methylation (namely addition of a methyl group) of arginine amino acid residues of proteins is a post-translational modification (PTM) catalyzed by a family of nine enzymes called Protein Arginine Methyl-Transferases (PRMTs).

	Real-time monitoring of biochemical processes on DNA using infrared spectroscopy DNA damage in general and DNA strand breaks in particular occur every day in all cells of the human body.