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#Creatinine levels are used to normalize samples to account for changes in fluid intake, medications, and time of day. The albumin-to-creatinine ratio (ACR) is a key indicator of #kidney function. ELISAs provide a quantitative way to measure both #biomarkers. Creatinine Companion ELISA Kit: https://lnkd.in/ddjJA8Kh #Nephrology #ACR #uACR #KidneyDisease #CKD

📣 Ethos Biosciences is #hiring a Maintenance Mechanic! We're seeking qualified candidates to join our team. ✨ We're in search for an experienced Plant Mechanic to support our growing operations and customer base. We’re hiring a Plant Mechanic that will be responsible for setup, troubleshooting, cleaning and preventative maintenance activities on equipment such as tube filler, single and multihead liquid fillers, labelers, sealers, inkjet printers, cappers, and related mixing/manufacturing equipment, etc. This role uses skilled trade expertise to maintain equipment, perform changeover activities and identify improvement opportunities to minimize equipment downtime, improve safety, quality and production efficiency. ➡ Interested? Know someone who is? Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dkdyak3a

🔴 Albumin levels in urine are used as #biomarkers for kidney function. ELISA provides an accurate measure of the #albumin. Check out our latest blog that describes one of the most important biomarkers for #nephrology. 🔴 Read our newest blog about albumin: https://lnkd.in/dGK-pnaw #physiology #DrugeDevelopment #ADME #CKD #ACR #KidneyDisease

In honor of #NationalJokeDay… Why do histologists make great detectives? They always get to the nucleus of the problem! H&E #staining is the workhorse of the #pathology #laboratory. ⏺️ #Hematoxylin stains #cell #nuclei blue ⏺️ #Eosin stains the extracellular matrix and #cytoplasm pink At Ethos, we "heart" histology! ❤️ We have a wide variety of H&E stain alternatives: https://lnkd.in/gK23qRpk

#Histology #Stains differentiate tissues such as: ⏺ Alcian Blue --> acid mucopolysaccharides in epithelial and connective tissue ⏺ Eosin Nigrosin --> vitality stain for veterinary sperm assessments ⏺ PAS --> glycogen, basement membranes, glycoproteins, reticular fibers, cartilage, and glycolipids in tissues Take a look at the different dyes and stains offered by Ethos Biosciences: https://lnkd.in/gwnWii_E

#Microbiology and #Pathology are complementary disciplines that rely on #histology. Whether you are using #digitalhistology or looking at the slides directly, Ethos has the dyes & stains you need for your lab! ➡ Check out our Astral Dyes & Stains: https://lnkd.in/gwnWii_E

H. pylori infections cause stomach inflammation by breaking down the mucusal layer that protects the stomach from it acidic contents. A new study suggests that eradicating the bacteria reduces the risk of developing gastric cancer. Histology stains such as Giemsa and H&E can confirm the presence of H. pylori in samples. Ethos Biosciences offers multiple sizes of these stains and more! ➡ https://lnkd.in/gkv83Uup #Histology #Pathology #Bacteria #GastricCancer #Cancer

At twenty-three years old, Richard Herrick (left) was suffering from incurable kidney failure and had been given just two years to live. His best hope was a pioneering procedure, which would require his healthy twin Ronald (right) to donate one of his own kidneys. On 23 December 1954 the two were wheeled into the operating theatre to undergo the experimental operation. It was to become the world’s first successful kidney transplant. Their surgeon was Joseph Murray who believed he could overcome the organ rejection that had caused previous attempts to fail by transplanting a kidney from an identical twin. His hypothesis was correct. Both patients made a good recovery. Richard even went onto marry the nurse that looked after him in hospital – together they had two children. In time scientists built on this knowledge, learning how to transplant organs between unrelated individuals by suppressing their immune systems. The success of the operation paved the way for other organ transplants such as liver, pancreas and heart. Today millions of lives have been saved thanks to organ donation and the generosity of people like Ronald that have donated organs to those in need. Discover more about Murray who went onto receive the Nobel Prize for his work: https://lnkd.in/e-uHsTpm