Pharmaceutical research laboratories play an essential role in discovering, evaluating, and developing new therapeutic compounds. From early-stage drug discovery and molecular research to formulation studies and analytical testing, these workflows depend on reliable instruments, consistent sample preparation, and appropriate laboratory consumables. diaago supplies laboratory solutions that support researchers throughout pharmaceutical research and development, helping laboratories maintain efficient and reproducible experimental processes.
The Accuris myGel InstaView Mini Electrophoresis System combines gel electrophoresis with integrated blue-light illumination for real-time DNA visualization. Its compact design allows researchers to monitor DNA separation without removing the gel, supporting molecular biology experiments, nucleic acid analysis, and research workflows involved in pharmaceutical development.
The Peak Robotics KX-2 Collaborative Laboratory Robot supports automated instrument handling in pharmaceutical research laboratories. Its compact robotic arm, flexible programming, and integration capabilities help streamline repetitive tasks associated with drug discovery, laboratory screening, and experimental workflow automation.
CELLTREAT PTFE Membrane Syringe Filters support analytical sample preparation by removing particulates from compatible liquid samples before instrumental testing. The chemical resistance of PTFE makes these filters suitable for many organic solvent-based applications, supporting pharmaceutical compound analysis, formulation studies, and chromatography sample preparation when appropriate for the method.
Crystal Technology & Industries Magnetic Stirrers support pharmaceutical formulation research through controlled mixing of experimental solutions and ingredients. Available in configurations suited to different mixing requirements, including higher-viscosity liquids, these instruments help researchers prepare formulations, dissolve compounds, and investigate mixing conditions during early-stage development.