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Tau Research: Comprehensive Tools
BioLegend
In neurons, Tau protein binds microtubules, stabilizing their formation and maintenance. Hyperphosphorylation of Tau reduces its binding affinity, disrupting the microtubule’s structure. Tau is alternatively spliced into six isoforms in the human brain. Excess unbound tau leads to the formation of tau aggregates, insoluble fibrils, and intracellular neurofibrillary tangles observed in Alzheimer’s disease and other tauopathies. BioLegend offers a wide range of high quality, well-characterized products to support research into the mechanism of neurological processes and implications in neurodegenerative diseases. more »

New Tools for Working with 3D Cell Cultures
When examining cellular regulatory events, testing drug compounds and performing tissue research, ... more »

Antibody Market Report
The aim of the biennial Biocompare antibody market survey is to better understand the gaps and ... more »

VascuNet™ Pericyte Co-Culture Assay
ESI BIO - A Division of BioTime, Inc.
The VascuNet Pericyte Co-Culture Assay combines human embryonic stem cell (ESI-017)-derived ... more »

GreenView™ Nucleic Acid Gel Stains
GeneCopoeia
GreenView™, GreenView™ Plus and GreenView™ Ultra Nucleic Acid Gel Stains can be used for pre- and ... more »

Qiagen Spin Miniprep Kit
I perform a lot of plasmid minipreps daily. I prepare these for many different purposes, including ... more »

GFP Antibody That Works Really Well
The purpose of our experiment was to study the expression of cytokine receptor GFP knock-in by ... more »

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