Karl Fischer reagents
01 July, 2008Apura, the latest generation of reagents from Merck, can be used for all Karl Fischer applications.
Active recombinant kinases and associated substrates
08 April, 2008To facilitate further development of new kinase inhibitors, BIOMOL offers over 120 active recombinant kinases and associated substrates for inhibitor screening or selectivity studies.
Transfection reagent
06 August, 2007Lipofectamine LTX Reagent offers a solution for gene expression as it is a plasmid DNA-specific transfection reagent that can provide the same level of reproducible and efficient gene expression in a wide range of cell lines, including primary and disease-related cells. Lipofectamine LTX Reagent is synthesised from 100% animal origin-free components, making it easy to validate the absence of zoonotic diseases, such as BSE or viruses, in experiments or cell lines. A certificate of origin may be obtained.
Control of chemicals of security concern
18 January, 2007Widespread consultation has begun in a review of the use and supply of chemicals of security concern to prevent their possible use in a terrorist incident.
Reagent range
09 October, 2006Thermo Electron Clinical Chemistry is offering the convenience of a 2 x 28 mL kit size for Amylase Infinity (TR25456), Bicarbonate Infinity (TR28356) and Uric Acid Infinity (TR24356) reagents.
Nucleic acid gel stains
09 August, 2006GelRed and GelGreen nucleic acid gel stains combine sensitivity, safety and stability.
Enhanced cell attachment products
10 August, 2005Corning Life Sciences has added 6, 12 and 24 well plates, 35, 60 and 100 mm style dishes and the 235 cm2 expanded surface flask to its CellBind Surface family of products. The CellBind surface improves consistency and provides more uniform cell attachment across well, dish and flask bottoms, allowing for higher cell yields.
Fine chemical finesse
20 April, 2005Sigma-Aldrich has a new identity for its fine chemicals business, SAFC. SAFC will have over 650 of Sigma-Aldrich's 6000 employees dedicated to its success and will embrace the company's recent acquisitions, Ultrafine and Tetrionics.
Superacid - The world's strongest acid uncovered
08 January, 2005Researchers at the University of California, Riverside have discovered the world's strongest acid. Remarkably it is also the gentlest acid
