Celebrating Higher Education Day with Arbor Assays and Academic Research
On Higher Education Day, we are delving into the inspiring world of academic research and showcasing how Arbor Assays’ kits...
cGMP and Tau Unlock Potential Pathway to Alzheimer’s TreatmentÂ
June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month, a key opportunity to advocate and promote the hard work of scientists across...
Top 5 Reasons Why Our Corticosterone ELISA Can Enhance Your Stress Research
This ELISA kit is not merely a laboratory tool; it serves as a gateway to unlocking the intricacies of stress physiology across various species.
A Mother’s Gut – Conservation Insights from the Tibetan AntelopeÂ
With Mother’s Day in May, we’re extending our appreciation to mothers in the wild, focusing on the Tibetan antelope. The...
Assisting High School Students with Research Project
Arbor Assays is committed to nurturing scientific curiosity, especially among young researchers. Recently, we collaborated with Lan Anh Nguyen, an...
Harmony in Healing: Monitoring Stress Levels in Therapy DolphinsÂ
April 14th is Dolphin Day! We’re celebrating by featuring an exciting study focused on one of the ocean’s most intelligent...
Publication Pandemonium: Who Will Win?Â
Updated Tuesday, April 9 @ 9am ETÂ Congratulations to the University of Connecticut! Every team fought hard this year, but...
Rabbit Corticosterone Levels Provide Fresh Perspective on Pet Welfare Â
Fragrant flowers, a warming breeze, and adorable rabbits hopping through the garden – Spring is in the air! To celebrate,...
Arbor Assays’ New TXB2 ELISA Kit is Here: Upgrade Your Platelet and Cardiovascular Research!Â
Biomarker research is essential in advancing our understanding of various physiological and pathological processes. With the launch of the DetectX®...
Bromance at the zoo: Male gorillas benefit from increased oxytocin in bachelor grouped housingÂ
Understanding how primates navigate their social environment in human care is critical to the advancement of welfare-forward animal management and...
Scientists get the scoop on poop as noninvasive stress indicator of endangered African penguins.Â
Environmental change and human activity may be leading to the population loss of the endangered African penguin (Spheniscus demersus). With...
Is Caffeine with Exercise Worth the Hype? Â
As we begin the New Year, many of us set goals for improved health and fitness. Given the wide variety...