Scientific advances in genomics are transforming life science research, diagnostics, and personalized medicine, unlocking new possibilities in understanding health and disease.
INTEGRA's latest Genomics Industry Focus eBook features a selection of articles, expert insights, and key developments from the past year that are driving innovation in genomics and reshaping the future of biomedical science.
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Inside the Genomics eBook
INTEGRA's March 2025 edition of the Industry Focus eBook explores how genomics drives innovation across research, diagnostics, and therapeutic development. From understanding how genetic mutations and epigenetic changes cause disease, to implementing high-throughput automation in genomic workflows, this issue covers the technologies and insights shaping the future of personalized medicine.
Readers will discover how laboratories are enhancing efficiency with SiLA 2 integration, the latest in automated plate processing, and how leading institutions are using robotics to accelerate cancer genomics. Whether readers are in the biotech, pharma, or clinical research field, this eBook provides timely updates on where genomics is heading.
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Highlights:
- Breakthrough research into targeting extrachromosomal DNA in aggressive cancers
- How SiLA 2 integration enhances automated reagent dispensing workflows
- The UK’s first robotic facility for genomic cancer testing
- WELLJET dispenser stacker for automated deep well plate processing
- An overview of how genetic mutations lead to disease
- The role of epigenetics in gene expression and health
- A practical guide to PCR purification techniques
- Emerging trends in life sciences and biotechnology for 2025
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About INTEGRA Biosciences
INTEGRA provides innovative solutions for liquid handling and media preparation applications that serve the needs of their customers in research, diagnostics, and quality control laboratories.
Their instruments and plastic consumables are developed and manufactured in Zizers, Switzerland, and Hudson, NH, USA. In order to remain close to their customers, they maintain a direct sales and support organization in several North American, European, and Asian countries, as well as a network of over 100 highly trained distribution partners worldwide.
In recent years they have focused on developing a new and technologically advanced range of lab devices that are simple to use and meet the ergonomic needs of their customers.
Today they are proud to offer the widest range of electronic pipettes in the market spanning a range from single channel pipettes up to 384 channel bench-top instruments.
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