Innova Biosciences imm-Link Immunogen Linking Kits
19 August, 2011 | Supplied by: BioNovus Life Sciences
Innova Biosciences imm-Link Immunogen Linking Kits are claimed to simplify the conjugation of haptens to carrier proteins. Large immune responses are stimulated by BSA, Ovalbumin and Keyhole Limpet Hemocyanin (KLH) and are typically used as carrier proteins to generate antibodies against small antigens (eg, peptides or organic compounds ie, the ‘hapten’). To successfully stimulate the production of antibodies, the antigen needs to be covalently linked to a carrier protein.
Integrated DNA Technologies Pre-designed and custom assays primers and probes for qPCR
18 August, 2011 | Supplied by: Glycon Pty Ltd
Integrated DNA Technologies (IDT) provides a broad range of custom qPCR assays, primers and probes. PrimeTime qPCR Assays are available in three different sizes (Mini, Standard and XL) and provide the forward and reverse primers, as well as a hydrolysis probe in a single tube. Primers and probes are also available separately, including the Double-Quenched Probe which increases accuracy and sensitivity through the incorporation of an internal ZEN quencher. As such, users are provided with an option to meet any experimental requirements.
Seahorse Extracellular Flux (XF) Analyzer
17 August, 2011 | Supplied by: In Vitro Technologies Pty Ltd
The Seahorse Extracellular Flux (XF) Analyzer makes cellular bioenergetic studies simple, efficient and user friendly. The in vitro metabolic measurement systems non-invasively profile the metabolic activity of cells in minutes, offering a physiologic cell-based assay for determination of basal oxygen consumption, glycolysis rates, ATP turnover and respiratory capacity in a single experiment to assess mitochondrial dysfunction.
Oxford Expression Technologies pOET transfer plasmids
16 August, 2011 | Supplied by: BioNovus Life Sciences
Oxford Expression Technologies has released four pOET transfer plasmids which encode for 6xHis-Tag fusion sequence and the pOET Sequencing Primers.
Vicam Vertu digital lateral flow reader for mycotoxin quantitation
12 August, 2011 | Supplied by: Waters Australia Pty Ltd
Vicam has launched Vertu, a digital lateral flow reader for fast, easy mycotoxin quantitation.
EMD Millipore QCM Gelatin Invadopodia Assays
11 August, 2011 | Supplied by: Merck Pty Ltd
EMD Millipore, the life science division of Merck KGaA, has launched QCM Gelatin Invadopodia Assays which are designed to standardise and enhance the study of cell invasion. The assays are claimed to be the only commercially available kits for studying invadopodia.
Thermo Scientific STP 420ES Tissue Processor
09 August, 2011 | Supplied by: Thermo Fisher Scientific
The STP 420ES Tissue Processor is suitable for high-throughput tissue processing. It enables faster turnaround times for same-day diagnosis and leaner workflows through operational flexibility.
Bio-Rad Laboratories Bio-Plex Pro human and mouse diabetes assays
08 August, 2011 | Supplied by: Bio-Rad Laboratories Pty Ltd
Bio-Plex Pro human and mouse diabetes assays are magnetic bead-based multiplex assays for the simultaneous detection of multiple diabetes and obesity biomarkers in a single experiment, using as little as 12.5 µL of sample. These assays have been developed to deliver accurate, reproducible measurements with complete flexibility to meet research needs.
GeneCopoeia miArrest miRNA inhibitors
03 August, 2011 | Supplied by: United Bioresearch Products Pty Ltd
The miArrest miRNA inhibitors from GeneCopoeia can be used to achieve transient or stable knockdown in virtually all cell types.
Randox Biochip Array Technology
03 August, 2011 | Supplied by: Randox (Australia) Pty Ltd
Randox Biochip Array Technology offers a diagnostic-grade testing solution for the detection of drugs in oral fluids with reliable and reproducible results.
Lonza AdipoLyze Lipolysis Detection Assay
22 July, 2011 | Supplied by: Capsugel Australia Pty Ltd
The AdipoLyze Lipolysis Detection Assay is a fast, sensitive, fluorescent in vitro assay that can be used for detecting small quantities of glycerol in cells undergoing lipolysis.
How you read the gene alters what you get
15 July, 2011
Multiple varients of a given gene can be made with the same genetic instructions, it just depends on how the cell ‘reads’ the DNA. Alternative versions of mRNA transcripts can be achieved mainly by altering the start and end reading of a gene and this seems to be more common than the traditionally expected alternative, splicing.
Microarray technology speeds up drug development
06 July, 2011
RNA interference technology, which is used in cell biology, has revolutionised functional research of gene products in the last ten years.
Is the genomics bubble sustainable?
06 July, 2011
In the ten years since the human genetic code was mapped, expectations among scientists, the healthcare industry, policymakers and the public have remained high concerning the promise of genomics research for improving health.
Social relationships and genomics
06 July, 2011
Scientists supported by Genome BC have set a new standard for studying outbreaks of infectious disease by combining advanced genomics with a detailed map of the social relationships between cases to investigate a recent outbreak of tuberculosis in a BC community.
