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Catch a snippet to our latest BioChat episode with Dr. Ting Fu from the University of Wisconsin. In this BioChat, you’ll hear about her journey from a passion for intestinal health to leading groundbreaking research. Be sure to catch the full episode, where we explore the challenges of starting a lab during the pandemic and delve into Dr. Fu’s insights on inflammatory bowel diseases, colon cancer, and beyond. https://hubs.li/Q02Ml96d0

Programmed Cell Death (PCD) is a vital process that keeps our bodies in balance by removing damaged or unnecessary cells. But which type of PCD plays the most significant role in maintaining overall cellular health? Cast your vote and share your thoughts on the key players in this essential biological process.

🎒 Back to School Season Continues with Extra Surprises! 🎒 We’re excited to sweeten the deal this season! Now, you can Buy 2 Get 1 Free on All Antibodies! Use Promo Code: BACK2SCHOOL Offer ends Sept. 15, 2024 Details: - Buy 2 get the third free on all antibodies - The free antibody should have the lowest price out of the three - If 6 antibodies were bought, the 2 lowest priced antibodies would be free, if 9 then 3, etc. - Excludes: Antibody kits, antibody duos - North American end users only

August is National Immunization Awareness Month! We hope you stay healthy and safe by keeping up to date with your #vaccination schedule, and also help educate your community on the benefits of #immunization for not only your #health but everyone else's as well! Learn more on our blog --> https://hubs.li/Q02LTdzJ0

BioChat welcomes Ting Fu, PhD, of the University of Wisconsin, who has carved a career niche from a deep interest of intestinal health. We discuss mucosal immunity, gastrointestinal diseases, and more! Ting Fu, PhD, joins BioChat （https://hubs.li/Q02KvhG_0) to impart some wisdom on: - Turning a lifelong scientific passion for intestinal health into a career; - Hard work, support, and good fortune starting up a lab during the height of the pandemic; - Research into inflammatory bowl diseases, colon cancer, and gastrointestinal homeostasis

Today is National Health Day, celebrated to raise awareness about the importance of health and wellness. This day emphasizes the need for preventive measures, regular health check-ups, and the promotion of healthy lifestyles to improve overall well-being. At ABclonal, we contribute by providing high-quality research tools that help scientists make discoveries that improve health outcomes globally. Let's use this day to honor the incredible work of healthcare professionals and researchers, and to remind ourselves of the importance of maintaining our health. Together, we can push the boundaries of what's possible and work towards a healthier future for all. #NationalHealthDay #HealthcareInnovation #ScientificResearch #ABclonal #BetterHealth

To celebrate the International Day of Friendship, we want you to foster great relationships in your lab, your work, and your life! Discover how to become a great mentor and create a positive work environment for your students and collaborators! Read more here --> https://hubs.li/Q02Jn1xc0

Normal muscle development depends on well-regulated genetic and protein function within myoblasts. Read about how ABclonal customers, using our high-quality antibodies, discovered a surprising novel function for an established enzyme in genetic regulation during myoblast differentiation! You can read more here --> https://hubs.li/Q02GhCSX0

Data scientist Karl Jablonowski, PhD, joins BioChat to consider (https://hubs.li/Q02zQxhw0): - The validity of data that makes up large data sets - The importance of transparency in analysis methodologies - Taking care of our children the best that we can

BioChat welcomes Karl Jablonowski, PhD, as old friends catch up to talk about large data sets and how to remove bias while maintaining accountability in data analysis. https://hubs.li/Q02DrHkS0