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Automated Dynamic Light Scattering

11-09-2009

INTRODUCTION From the late 1980s commercial Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) detectors started being used in commercial biophysical laboratories throughout the world. These instruments enabled size measurements of small volumes of proteins and other biomaterials in solution to be made, with ...

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Asymmetric Flow Field Flow Fractionation (AF4) - A Powerful Method for Polymer Characterization

11-05-2009

The AF4-MALS combined technique can serve as a routine method for polymer analysis and characterization. AF4 provides separation efficiency entirely comparable with traditionally used and so far dominating SEC. In addition, it yields superior separation of branched polymers, polymers ...

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Homogeneous IgG AlphaLISA® assay performed on BMG LABTECH's PHERAstar Plus

Z' value of 0.92 indicates a highly robust assay combined with high quality instrumentation

04-27-2009

Introduction Immunoglobulins or antibodies are proteins that are involved in the immune response. They bind with high affinity at exogenous substances (antigens). Immunoglobulins (Ig) are classified according to the structure. The most present antibody in plasma is IgG. It is part of the ...

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Detection of NADH and NADPH with the Omega's High Speed, Full UV/Vis Absorbance Spectrometer

08-25-2008

Linear concentration trends were seen at 340 and 260 nm for NADH and NADPH The limit of detection (LOD) for NADH is 309 ng/mL and for NADPH it is 931 ng/mL This assay can be performed on the SPECTROstar, FLUOstar, and POLARstar Omega microplate readers #img4500#Introduction Nicotinamide ...

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Particle Analysis: Quality Control of Catalysts with Digital Image Processing

06-24-2008

Catalysts are widely used as an important auxiliary material in the chemical and petrochemical industry. They are able to accelerate chemical reactions by lowering the activation energy, i.e. they change reaction kinetics. Thus, using catalysts in industrial processes has the advantage of ...

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High sensitive detection of follistatin by Imperacer®: an initial study on the way to analytical gene-doping tests

05-08-2008

Abstract: For the understanding of interactions in the muscle-growth directing myostatin-pathway and therefore also for the establishment of high sensitive detection strategies for gene-doping, detailed studies of protein concentration levels in biological matrices and appropriate highly ...

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Bradford Assay Performed on BMG LABTECH´s FLUOstar Omega with new Evaluation Software

02-28-2008

Fast and homogeneous assay to determine the protein concentration of samples Dye shift can be followed with the spectrometer tool in the new FLUOstar Omega New easy to use Omega evaluation software is introduced #img4365# Introduction Determining the protein concentration of samples is a ...

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Efficient Transfection of Primary Human Skeletal Myoblasts Using FuGENE® HD Transfection Reagent

09-26-2007

Introduction Transfection of cells is one of the main techniques used to influence gene expression. Most primary cells and human skeletal myoblasts (SkMC) in particular are very difficult to transfect, whereas for cell lines such as C2C12, many suitable transfection reagents and protocols are ...

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The New Genome Sequencer FLX System

More flexibility, more breakthrough applications - Roche continues to unlock the sequencing secrets that will change the world

08-27-2007

Introduction In 2005, the Genome Sequencer 20 System was introduced into the global life science market. Based on the revolutionary 454 sequencing technology, this system is able to generate hundreds of thousands of sequence reads in a few hours at a fraction of costs compared with the ...

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siRNA Silencing of Lamin A and Quantification of the Knockdown Effect via qPCR

08-08-2007

Introduction Lamins are structural proteins which form a thin fibrous layer called the nuclear lamina. Currently, three types of lamins are known in mammalian cells: lamin A, B, and C. Lamins may be involved in DNA replication, chromatin organization, differentiation, nuclear structural ...

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