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MS Innovations in Translational Medicine
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Join us for the third webinar of the Discovery and Life Sciences Webinar Series 2014.
Interest in using mass spectrometry (MS) for clinical applications has grown significantly in the past few years. This webinar will examine the utility, versatility, and specificity of high definition mass spectrometry based analyses for translational medicine. more »

Let Your Proteins Go Au Naturel with These Label-Free Interaction Methods
Researchers interested in taking a deep dive into protein biochemistry -- and particularly in drug ... more »

Let Your Westerns Ride Off Into the Sunset, Multiplex Protein Quant with SRM Instead
For higher levels of multiplexing, researchers in the proteomics community increasingly are keeping ... more »

Versette Automated Liquid Handler
Thermo Fisher Scientific Laboratory Equipment (LPG)
The Thermo Scientific* Versette is a compact automated liquid handler that fits a wide range of ... more »

Zoom HT Microplate Washer
Titertek-Berthold
Zoom HT microplate washer is: Flexible: compatible with both 96- and 384-well plates Easy-to-use: ... more »

Works for Most of Proteins
Gradient gels have several advantages for protein separation regarding the sharpness of bands and ... more »

Excellent Product to Test Picogram Levels of IL-27 Heterodimer in Mouse Serum
We overexpress IL-27 in the mice for determining its role in osteoclastogenesis. Mice serum are ... more »

MU Researchers Discover Protein’s Ability To Inhibit HIV Release more »

New Biomarker Highly Promising For Predicting Breast Cancer Outcomes more »

A Novel Pathway For Prevention Of Heart Attack And Stroke more »

Proteins Critical To Wound Healing Identified more »

New Ways To Treat Solid Tumours more »

A Significant Step In Understanding The Binding Of The Malaria Parasite To Blood Cells Enabled By The ExpreS2 Technology Platform more »

Inside The Cell, An Ocean Of Buffeting Waves more »

From Eons To Seconds, Proteins Exploit The Same Forces more »