There is a long rich history of dyes and stains for biological samples. In fact, there is a 2000-year-old oil stain… it was from ancient Greece. If that didn’t get a chuckle out of you, keep reading, we'll keep trying.
Product Spotlight
Schiff’s Reagent
"Schiff” Happens!
At least in the Periodic Acid Staining Procedure. Schiff’s Reagent is intended for use with blood, bone marrow, tissue touch preparations, or routine tissue sections.
The Stat-Pak version our popular Differential Quick III™ staining system is formulated for blood smears but also provides clear differentiation in andrology staining.
What is the difference between an alphabet and a blood type?
Ethos will be taking our “tradeshow” on the road. Join us at the American Society for Microbiology where we will showcase our Lateral Flow CDMO services for point-of-care diagnostics, food safety/toxin testing, and more. We would love to chat in person! Find us at booth #1208.
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We know work isn't the only thing on your mind. Take a break and dig into some of the great reads we're digging into! Then, join us in the conversation on Goodreads and tell us what you think!
Q: Why don’t readers have extra time?
A: They’re booked!
From “pun”ny to serious, our book selections focus on human language and communication.
"I love puns. I’ve been known to turn the car around just to take advantage of a good pun situation. It really is the highest form of humor." - Karin Slaughter, American crime writer
The Pun Also Rises: How the Humble Pun Revolutionized Language, Changed History, and Made Wordplay More Than Some Antics
Listen and Learn
In case you want to learn more about John Pollack, he was interviewed by Alan Alda in his podcast, Clear + Vivid. This podcast and the interview with John Pollack focuses how people communicate and the effect communication has on society, its history, and its future.
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