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Hycult Biotech NEW Products Released in 2015!
From Hycult Biotech
At Hycult Biotech we strive to keep you connected to the innate immunity research community and the advances within our company. Year round our scientist are working on developing the highest quality products. We are pleased to announce the release of the following new ELISA kits: TRACP5a, Human, ELISA; MGO, Competitive ELISA; and C3c, Human, ELISA. Also new are the SPLUNC1 & LPLUNC1 mouse polyclonal antibodies, CD83 human monoclonal antibody, and Coagulation Factor XIII monoclonal antibody. more »

Micro Research Tools Tackle a Macro Disease
MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are a class of short noncoding RNA found in both plants and animals. By ... more »

Prescription for Mass Spec in the Clinic
When most life scientists think of mass spectrometry, their minds likely wander into the ‘omics ... more »

Azure c500 Western Blot Imaging System
Azure Biosystems, Inc
Azure Biosystem’s c500 Western Blot Imaging System is designed for both infrared fluorescent and ... more »

EVOS® FL Auto Cell Imaging System
Thermo Fisher Scientific
The EVOS® FL Auto Imaging System is a fully-automated, digital, inverted multi-channel fluorescence ... more »

ROR levels in human lung tissue
We are evaluating the changes in clock proteins in wild type and clock deficient mutant mice to ... more »

DENV-2 Immunostaining with Anti -dengue Type 2
Dengue virus (DENV-2) infected HeLa cells were immunostained for P- bodies and DENV-2. Cells grown ... more »

Understanding the body's response to worms and allergies more »

New 3-D method improves the study of proteins more »

Study reveals how FOXO1 slows diabetic wound healing more »

Novel mechanism for Crohn's disease uncovered more »

Protein Adseverin identified as key factor driving bone loss in osteoinflammatory disease more »

Oral insulin shows potential for preventing type 1 diabetes in high-risk children more »

Immune system protein regulates sensitivity to bitter taste more »

Protein identified that serves as a 'brake' on inflammation more »

Genetic variance explains poor response to common asthma medications more »

Immune cells help 'good bacteria' triumph over 'bad bacteria' in the gut more »