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Drosophila Drosophila melanogaster is an excellent organism for use in the study of genetics. Its small size, relative ease of mainte- nance, short life cycle, and its ability to produce many offspring have lent it to the demonstration of Mendelia...

Multicolor detection is a powerful application of fluorescent Western blotting. Two or more proteins can be detected on one blot using antibodies labeled with different fluorophores (Figure 1). The ability to simultaneously assay multiple proteins...

Normalization is critical for obtaining accurate quantitative data from Western blots. Normalization accounts for unequal loading of samples across the lanes on a gel and for differences in transfer efficiency across a blot. Traditionally protein ...

Using Type 1 Water (18.2 MΩ-cm) for High Performance Liquid Chromatography in the Food & Beverage Industry Tammy Goodman Commercial Manager Water Purification Thermo Scientific High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) is widely used in the fo...

The advent of digital imaging has transformed Western blot detection. Here we outline how Western blotting has changed and review qualities to look for in a digital imager. Chemiluminescence and fluorescence When most people think of imaging their...

Introduction Change is hard. It takes work to adapt to a new technology and to get used to something different. It’s especially hard if you have something that already seems to work. This is a big reason people still use film and darkrooms to proc...

1 All About Elements: Fluorine http://wardsci.com https://wardsci.com/store wardsci.com | 800-962-2660 2 Ward’s All About Elements Series Building Real-World Connections to the Building Blocks of Chemistry The periodic table of elements is an esse...

TITRATION THEORY AND PRACTICE 2 TITRATION THEORY AND PRACTICE The aim of this booklet is to explore titration from a historical theoretical and practical point of view dealing first with preset end-point titration then with inflection-point titrat...

continued on next page SCIENTIFIC SERVICES ENABLE BIOREPOSITORY’S WORKFORCE TRANSFORMATION SUCCESS STORY Scientific Sample Management: Clinical Biorepository CHALLENGE A shift in financial focus resulted in workforce and workload strain at a R&D c...

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1 All About Elements: Beryllium http://wardsci.com https://wardsci.com/store wardsci.com | 800-962-2660 2 3 Fun Facts About… Beryllium 1. Prior to being named beryllium this element was known as glucinium which originated from the Greek word glyky...

A p p lica tio n N o te 2 1 1 5 1 The Analysis of Glycerin and Glycerides (ASTM D6584) Peter Morgan Runcorn Cheshire UK Introduction Biodiesel is routinely used to supplement petroleum diesel due to the high cost of crude oil. Several ASTM specifi...

1 All About Elements: Beryllium http://wardsci.com https://wardsci.com/store wardsci.com | 800-962-2660 2 3 Fun Facts About… Beryllium 1. Prior to being named beryllium this element was known as glucinium which originated from the Greek word glyky...

1 All About Elements: Hydrogen https://wardsci.com/store wardsci.com | 800-962-2660 2 3 Fun Facts About… Hydrogen 1. Robert Boyle produced hydrogen gas as early as 1671 while he was experimenting with iron and acids. 2. Under the extreme pressures...

1 All About Elements: Hydrogen https://wardsci.com/store wardsci.com | 800-962-2660 2 3 Fun Facts About… Hydrogen 1. Robert Boyle produced hydrogen gas as early as 1671 while he was experimenting with iron and acids. 2. Under the extreme pressures...

Chemiluminescent Westerns Chemiluminescent Western blotting is an indirect method for detecting proteins bound on a membrane. The method relies on an enzyme-substrate reaction that emits light which is traditionally detected on x-ray film. Chemilu...