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Bibby Scientific
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Stand D6 Coordonnées
ST15 0SA Stone |
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Produits
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Genova Plus Life Science Spectrophotometer |
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6715 Split Beam Scanning Spectrophotometer |
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3Prime Thermal Cycler (Personal) |
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3PrimeX Thermal Cycler (Mid-size) |
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Prime Thermal Cycler (Full-size) |
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Prime Elite Thermal Cycler (Advanced) |
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STEM Integrity 10 Reaction Station |
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STEM Omni Reaction Stations |
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NoICE Electronic Ice Bucket |
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3510 Bench pH/mV Meter |
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EMA Stirring and Heating Electromantles |
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Hotplate Stirrers |
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Digital Water Baths |
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Mini Magnetic Stirrer |
Communiqués de presse
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The Accuracy and Precision of the Genova Nano
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Genova Nano - Jenway's new micro-volume spectrophotomete
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Techne's new Prime thermal cyclers feature a brilliant touch interface
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Development of Techne Prime thermal cycler range supports successful sales
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Optimised for life science research - the new Genova Plus spectrophotometer
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Jenway's New top of the range 6850 Spectrophotometer
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Stuart launches new waterbath range
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Stuart's new power-packed Mini Stirrer
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New Undergrad Hotplate Stirrers put safety first
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New higher specifications for Electrothermal Melting Point Apparatus
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Hot offer from Electrothermal – free trial of STEM Integrity 10 Reaction Station
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Free Omni glassware worth £700 with every purchase of an Electrothermal STEM Omni Reaction Station – for limited period only!
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Electrothermal Electromantles® offer long-term reliability
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