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Scientists use hair and claw clippings as non-invasive hormone sampling for wild wolves.

Claws Out! Using Hair and Claw Clippings from Wild Alaskan Wolves to Understand Stress and Reproduction

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T3, T4 Thyroxine molecules next to an image of a throat with the thyroid gland highlighted.

Thyroxine (T4): Everything You Need to Know For your Research

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Row of purple brains with one bright yellow brain near the top for World Brain Health Day.

Thinking Big About Arbor Assays’ Role on World Brain Day

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Can ice cream help reduce oxidative stress?

Cool Science: How Antioxidant Ice Cream Combats Oxidative Stress 

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Matrix Interference in a Multichannel Pipette with pink solution

What is Matrix Interference and How Does It Affect Testing?

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ELISA plate to measure OD with microplate reader. Microtiter plate (96 well) reader for biochemistry analysis.

Understanding Assays: ELISA, Activity, and Detection Kits for Reliable Research 

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Celebrate Cow Appreciation Day - Discover how dairy cow cortisol levels in hair reveal stress and well-being.

Celebrating a Decade of Dairy Science with Arbor Assays’ Cortisol ELISA Kit 

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Hand petting a cat next to a red mug full of tea, to destress and reduce cortisol levels

A Quick Guide to Cortisol ELISA Kits

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Closeup of a bee pollinating a yellow flower.

6 Insect Studies That Might Bug You 

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Large mouth bass fish jumping out of water

Celebrate National Fishing Day with Groundbreaking Fish Research

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A red-bellied lemur begins to climb across a rope.

What Drives a Father’s Love? Investigating Estradiol in Paternal Bonding of Red-Bellied Lemurs 

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african american female professor instructs male and female students in lab coats, gloves, and safety glasses at a lab bench taking notes for academic research.

Celebrating Higher Education Day with Arbor Assays and Academic Research

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