Abstract: Disclosed herein are novel coumarin-based reagents, e.g. linkers, and conjugates including one or more of the disclosed coumarin-based reagents. In some embodiments, the presence of a coumarin moiety within the coumarin-based reagents enables detection of labels which are typically difficult to detect, e.g. certain haptens.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are novel coumarin-based reagents, e.g. linkers, and conjugates including one or more of the disclosed coumarin-based reagents. In some embodiments, the presence of a coumarin moiety within the coumarin-based reagents enables detection of labels which are typically difficult to detect, e.g. certain haptens.

Abstract: A transfer case assembly is provided. The transfer case assembly is for transferring torque from a transmission assembly of a motor vehicle to first and second sets of driven wheels of the motor vehicle. The transfer case assembly comprises: a housing, including an integrated transmission and transfer case housing part, the integrated housing part configured to at least partially house a transmission main shaft and a transmission output shaft of the transmission assembly; an input gear for coupling to transmission output shaft; an output flange component for coupling to the output shaft of the transmission assembly, wherein the output flange component is for coupling to the first set of driven wheels of the vehicle; and an output gear drivingly connected to the input gear, wherein the output gear is for coupling to the second set of driven wheels of the vehicle.

Abstract: Automated systems to make target compounds from slide stainer waste streams inactive utilizing advanced oxidation processes are described herein. Advanced oxidation processes are promoted by UV irradiation and further accelerated by use of radical initiators, such as hydrogen peroxide. The automated systems further include mechanisms for segregating components of the waste streams.

Abstract: Disclosed are compositions and methods for inactivating one or more enzymes in a biological sample.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to epitope-tagged antibodies, as well as methods of employing the epitope-tagged antibodies for detecting one or more targets in a biological sample, e.g. a tissue sample.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to epitope-tagged antibodies, as well as methods of employing the epitope-tagged antibodies for detecting one or more targets in a biological sample, e.g. a tissue sample.

Abstract: Disclosed are compositions and methods for inactivating one or more enzymes in a biological sample.

Abstract: Automated systems to make target compounds from slide stainer waste streams inactive utilizing advanced oxidation processes are described herein. Advanced oxidation processes are promoted by UV irradiation and further accelerated by use of radical initiators, such as hydrogen peroxide. The automated systems further include mechanisms for segregating components of the waste streams.

Abstract: Automated systems to make target compounds from slide stainer waste streams inactive utilizing advanced oxidation processes are described herein. Advanced oxidation processes are promoted by UV irradiation and further accelerated by use of radical initiators, such as hydrogen peroxide. The automated systems further include mechanisms for segregating components of the waste streams.

Abstract: Automated systems to make target compounds from slide stainer waste streams inactive utilizing advanced oxidation processes are described herein. Advanced oxidation processes are promoted by UV irradiation and further accelerated by use of radical initiators, such as hydrogen peroxide. The automated systems further include mechanisms for segregating components of the waste streams.

Abstract: Automated systems to make target compounds from slide stainer waste streams inactive utilizing advanced oxidation processes are described herein. Advanced oxidation processes are promoted by UV irradiation and further accelerated by use of radical initiators, such as hydrogen peroxide. The automated systems further include mechanisms for segregating components of the waste streams.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to epitope-tagged antibodies, as well as methods of employing the epitope-tagged antibodies for detecting one or more targets in a biological sample, e.g. a tissue sample.

Abstract: Disclosed are compositions and methods for inactivating one or more enzymes in a biological sample.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are novel coumarin-based reagents, e.g. linkers, and conjugates including one or more of the disclosed coumarin-based reagents. In some embodiments, the presence of a coumarin moiety within the coumarin-based reagents enables detection of labels which are typically difficult to detect, e.g. certain haptens.

Abstract: Disclosed are compositions and methods for inactivating one or more enzymes in a biological sample.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to epitope-tagged antibodies, as well as methods of employing the epitope-tagged antibodies for detecting one or more targets in a biological sample, e.g. a tissue sample.

Abstract: Automated systems to make target compounds from slide stainer waste streams inactive utilizing advanced oxidation processes are described herein. Advanced oxidation processes are promoted by UV irradiation and further accelerated by use of radical initiators, such as hydrogen peroxide. The automated systems further include mechanisms for segregating components of the waste streams.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to epitope-tagged antibodies, as well as methods of employing the epitope-tagged antibodies for detecting one or more targets in a biological sample, e.g. a tissue sample.

Abstract: Disclosed are compositions and methods for inactivating one or more enzymes in a biological sample.