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Goodbye, Bradford Assays! Discover Infrared-based Protein Quantitation Using the Direct Detect Spectrometer
EMD Millipore
Biocompare is pleased to announce this upcoming webinar on Thursday, October 23rd. Analyzing protein using infrared (IR) spectrometry is a decades-old technique, and is known to be an accurate, information-rich alternative to other assays for total protein. Now, anyone, even without spectroscopy training, can exploit IR-based protein quantitation for even complex biological samples, using the new Direct Detect® spectrometer. more »

Marked for Destruction? Find Out with These Ubiquitination Tools
Isolating ubiquitinated proteins is usually accomplished using affinity purification, using ... more »

Quantify Cell Proliferation with These Imaging-Based Tools
There are many ways to measure cell proliferation, exploiting many different pieces of lab equipment... more »

PrimeScript Reverse Transcriptase
Takara Bio
Reverse transcription to prepare cDNA can be a challenging mission, particularly when synthesizing ... more »

AccuTherm Microtube Shaking Incubator
Corning Life Sciences
Labnet entered into the constant temperature equipment market more than 15 years ago when we first ... more »

Use of Extan PMP22 Kit by Centogene
Extan Kit for PMP22 by Centogene was used to identify point mutations responsible for CMT1A / CMT1E.... more »

PPi Release Assay Works Well
I used the Lonza PPi release assay to measure the activity of a pyrophosphorylase. I also compared ... more »

Mayo researchers reveal pathway that contributes to Alzheimer's disease more »

Graphene sensor tracks down cancer biomarkers more »

Scientists find how mysterious 'circular RNA' is formed, claim muscular dystrophy link more »

University of Kentucky research explores STXBP5 gene and its role in blood clotting more »

Cancer cells adapt energy needs to spread illness to other organs more »

University of Chicago neuroscientists challenge long-held understanding of the sense of touch more »

Aberrant PI3K/AKT/mTOR pathway found in vestibular schwanommas may be therapeutic target more »