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It is common practice to perform photometric nucleic acid determinations in cuvettes made from quartz, as it is commonly assumed that plastics are not UV-transparent and therefore, not suitable for... read more

Mammalian cell adhesion is a complex multi-step process involved in many cellular activities like morphogenesis, embryogenesis, proliferation, migration, invasion etc. For these diverse actions the... read more

Thermal cyclers, also known as thermocyclers or PCR machines, are important basic instruments relied upon in nearly all molecular biology labs and frequently used in cell biology and other labs, too. ... read more

MixMate has been specially developed to mix small volumes in plates (up to 384 wells) and micro test tubes (up to 2.0 ml). Its application range extends from the mixing of liquid sample material to ... read more

A major reason for infertility is reduced sperm quality. In the majority of patients with impaired sperm parameters, intracytoplasmic sperm injection can overcome the underlying problem, provided ... read more

The Eppendorf MixMate was developed to allow efficient and controlled mixing of small sample volumes from 5 µl to 2 ml in all types of tubes and plates up to 384-well formats. To compare the mixing ... read more

The wetting properties of detergent solutions are unlike those of water. For this reason, often an almost invisible film remains on the pipette tip during dispensing of such solutions. The use of "... read more

The Src tyrosine-kinase SmTK3 is involved in processes which control mitotic activity and differentiation in Schistosoma mansoni. Using the yeast two-hybrid system it was possible to identify several... read more