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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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Clinician holds up brain MRI scan. Could cGMP and tau proteins help scientists find a potential Alzheimer's treatment?

cGMP and Tau Unlock Potential Pathway to Alzheimer’s Treatment 

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A stressed out seal on the beach with a flipper on his forehead in exasperation.

Top 5 Reasons Why Arbor Assays’ Corticosterone ELISA Can Enhance Your Stress Research

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A Mother’s Gut – Conservation Insights from the Tibetan Antelope 

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Arbor Assays Partners with North Star Scientific in Canada

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Assisting High School Students with Research Project

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Harmony in Healing: Monitoring Stress Levels in Therapy Dolphins 

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Publication Pandemonium: Who Will Win? 

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Measuring rabbit corticosterone levels help scientists determine proper shelter size and exercise levels for pets. Photo by Pixabay

Rabbit Corticosterone Levels Provide Fresh Perspective on Pet Welfare  

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Arbor Assays’ New TXB2 ELISA Kit is Here: Upgrade Your Platelet and Cardiovascular Research! 

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4 bachelor gorillas pose at the Bronx Zoo. Studies show that oxytocin levels are higher in gorillas in bachelor group housing than those in single management. Photograph by JULIE LARSEN MAHER for the World Conservation Society.

Bromance at the zoo: Male gorillas benefit from increased oxytocin in bachelor grouped housing 

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Two African penguins walk close together on a beach.

Scientists get the scoop on poop as noninvasive stress indicator of endangered African penguins. 

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