User Insights: Unlocking Nanopore Sequencing’s Potential
Exclusive interview with Dr. Thidathip Wongsurawat (Dr. Tip) from Mahidol’s Siriraj Hospital, a pioneer in nanopore sequencing in Thailand and Asia.
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Singapore’s Cancer Institute Benefits From DKSH’s Extensive Consumable Products
Equipped with DKSH’s tailor-made research and testing consumables, the Cancer Science Institute of Singapore (CSI) can develop research and improve cancer treatment in Asia.
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Application note | Battery & Energy | Electronics | Inks, Paints & Coatings | Physical characterization
Surface Tension of Electroplating Bath
Electroplating is a technique that deposits a thin layer of metal onto a conductive surface using an electrical current. This process involves a bath, or solution, containing ions of the metal being deposited, and an electrical circuit comprising the object to be plated (the cathode), a source of the plating metal (the anode), and an electrolyte solution. Surface tension plays an important role in the electroplating solution.
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Customizing Solutions for Forensic Lab Instrument Challenges in Laos
Amid challenges in grasping the technicalities of high-quality forensic lab instruments, DKSH swiftly delivered customized solutions for our customers’ operational requirements, ensuring seamless efficiency in their forensic lab.
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Powering up Technology Distribution Using Solar Energy
In continuing to demonstrate DKSH’s commitment toward energy conservation and our sustainability objectives, we turned to using solar panels for our Technology Distribution Center in Thailand.
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Navigating FSSC 22000: Five Ways Food Companies Ensure Compliance and Quality
Ensuring food safety is paramount in today’s globalized food industry, and Food Safety System Certification 22000 (FSSC 22000) stands out as a key player in this mission.
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Interpreting Unexpected Events and Transitions in DSC Results
Downloads Application of Interpreting Unexpected Events and Transitions in DSC Results (PDF, 599 KB) The purpose of this paper is to assist DSC users with interpretation of unusual or unexpected transitions in DSC results. The transitions discussed in the paper are several of the ones that most frequently create problems for the new user, and…
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How High Pressure Processing Inactivates Microorganisms and Enzymes in Food
High Pressure Processing (HPP) uses elevated pressure to inactivate microorganisms and enzymes in foods. It causes microbial inactivation by altering the cell membrane permeability and inhibiting enzyme activity, protein denaturation, and ribosome destruction. HPP targets cell membranes and walls and can inactivate both vegetative cells and spores too.
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The First Gapless Y Chromosome Completes the Human Genome – With PacBio’s Long Read Sequencing
An international research team has achieved a significant milestone by fully sequencing the human Y chromosome, the last remaining chromosome to be completely decoded. Until now, about half of the Y chromosome’s genetic information remained a mystery, largely due to limitations in available sequencing technology.
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Enhancing Gold Mining Efficiency Through Holistic Approaches in Laos
In the face of remote issues that can interrupt operational efficiency in gold mining, DKSH provided rapid and effective solutions for our customer.
