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Though produced from real sugar and exhibiting a very natural taste profile, isomaltulose is distinguished by a very strong molecular binding, which cannot be broken by plaque bacteria and prevents the generation of acids that harm tooth enamel.

FDA approves non-cariogenic health claim for isomaltulose by Nutraceuticals World

50 Paperback TP248 With the ability to analyze and sort cells or particles at the rate of 50,000 per second, the modern flow cytometer is a valuable tool in many fields, not the least of which is biotechnology, a discipline that makes good use of the cytometer's capabilities in time-dependent subsecond analysis of cell response kinetics and molecular binding interactions.

Flow cytometry for biotechnology by SciTech Book News

This approach greatly enhances the rate and specificity of the molecular biological reaction, as evidenced by the Nanogen microarray's ability to accelerate molecular binding up to 1,000 times faster than traditional passive methods.

Nanogen issued patent for enhancing molecular biological reactions by BIOTECH Patent News

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