Technologies and TechniquesBasics of Protein Phosphorylation Part II: Tools of the TradeIn the previous article in this series, we looked at the major players involved in protein [read more] |
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Technologies and TechniquesLet's Get MeltingAmplify them all and let the melting sort ‘em out. OK perhaps my attitude to analysing sequence [read more] |
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Technologies and TechniquesWill the iPad Replace Your Lab Notebook?The release of the iPad this week may bring the long-expected replacement of the paper-bound lab [read more] |
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Journal Club, Technologies and TechniquesBetter Than Betaine: PCR Additives That Actually WorkThe problem of amplification of DNA templates containing high GC content continues to annoy [read more] |
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Technologies and TechniquesqPCR: Plexor vs Hydrolysis ProbesHydrolysis probes, commonly also referred to as TaqmanTM is a very popular chemistry for real-time [read more] |
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Technologies and TechniquesThe Amazing Race: Pathogen Detection and QuantificationEach winter, the flu season peaks in January as new strains of virus emerge and spread among school [read more] |
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Technologies and TechniquesqPCR: Plexor and SYBR comparedIn my last article I introduced you to the Plexor System. And from that we already know that while [read more] |
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Technologies and TechniquesGet the qPCR Fluorescence Low Down with Plexorâ„?In real-time PCR, there are two primary ways to detect amplicons using fluorescent monitoring. One [read more] |
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Technologies and TechniquesIt's Like Getting RNA from A Blood SampleSo you have some blood stored in the -20C or -80C and you want to isolate RNA from the samples. If [read more] |
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Technologies and TechniquesA new use for acupuncture in qPCRWhat do you get when you cross eastern medicine with molecular biology? How about a novel way to [read more] |