Chemical Advanced Research Laboratory, une femme scientifique prépare des produits chimiques pour l'expérience en laboratoire. Recherche pour le développement pharmaceutique, médical et biotechnologique. - Photo & image de stock

Close up hand scientists study cell health care and researchers doing some research with dropper chemical testing and working in life science laboratory.

Male biotechnologist testing new chemical substances in a laboratory.

Young female researcher in medical cap and protective mask are doing investigations with test tube blue solution in laboratory.

Scientist in latex gloves working with flask and petri dish in lab

The hand of the scientist shows yellow sample solution was prepared in the NMR glass tubes for analysis by the NMR spectroscopy method. NMR solvent glass bottles, chloroform, pyridine, DMSO, D2O, and methanol.

Scientist prepare a solution of an emulsifier in a beaker for formulation test of the cosmetic product in the laboratory. Research and Development Cosmetics.

A hand of scientists arrange vials of samples in order of sample or prepare samples for analysis by Liquid Chromatography mass spectrometry LC-MS analysis in the lab. LC-MS is used for scientific research.

Scientist man research biotechnology from herbal plants for pharmaceutical and cosmetic product development. He is looking to form the sample solution in a bottle flask. Nanoparticle preparation

Scientist moved the vial of sample out from the tray autosampler of the Liquid Chromatography Mass Spectrometer LC/MS after the analysis was complete.

Closeup hand of scientist showing a sample solution from the extracted plant in a test tube during biotechnological research in the laboratory for pharmaceutical and cosmetic product development.

Scientist man is seriously researching the ingredients development of pharmaceutical and cosmetic products, using nanoparticles mixed in formulation test on beaker in the laboratory

Scientist man research biotechnology from herbal plants for pharmaceutical and cosmetic product development. The experiment uses a dropper to add reagents into a bottle flask to detect active compounds.