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Innovative Point-of-Use Water Purification Provided by Millipore's New Milli-Q® Integral System

The Milli-Q® Integral water purification system provides you with integrated, reliable lab-scale production of pure and ultrapure water more

High-performance thin-layer chromatography

Merck's high-performance silica gel plates are faster and more sensitive than conventional silica gel plates, making them ideally suited to advanced chromatographical separations more

High resolution separations without ultra high pressure with Chromolith®

With Merck Millipore’s new Chromolith® HighResolution columns, high resolution separations can be carried out easily more

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50.000 HPLC Columns and UHPLC Columns from one source

With the new HPLC Column Configurator you find the HPLC Column you are looking for. Compare Columns of over 20 manufacturers from Agilent to Waters more

News Merck

• Preliminary registration report: analytica 2012 on the road to success

  It is still six months before the beginning of the fair, and analytica is already boasting some impressive, possibly record-breaking preliminary results: A total of 633 exhibitors have already registered for the fair (compared to 586 in 2009). As a result, the International Trade Fair for Laboratory more

• Merck Millipore Strengthens Bioscience Business by acquiring Amnis Corporation

  Merck Millipore announced it has agreed to acquire Seattle-based Amnis Corporation. Amnis designs, manufactures and markets high speed cell imaging instrumentation. The technology is used in flow cytometry applications in academic, biotech and pharmaceutical cell analysis and research. Amnis has 40 more

• Merck Millipore offers quick tests for EHEC in food

  Merck Millipore, the Life Science division of Merck KGaA, announced a simple quick test in its product portfolio can detect EHEC (enterohaemorrhagic Escherichia coli) in food. This strain of bacteria has already infected hundreds in Germany and other regions in recent weeks. The infection is thought more

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