Protease Inhibitors 101: How They Work and How to Use Them
Protease inhibitors are a requirement in many lab experiments. In this article, we’ll take you through how protease inhibitors work, why we need them, and how to use them correctly and safely.
By Adrienne Huntress
Homology Modeling in the World of Proteins
Homology modeling is a powerful tool that enables you to predict protein structures. But how do you do it? Read on to find out.
Using Gage R&R Studies to Measure Precision in the Lab
Don’t just take in on faith that your measurements are accurate. Discover how to verify your measurements using gage R&R studies.
How to Make Your Own Chemically Competent Cells
We’ll show you how to make a DIY stock of chemically competent E. coli, the workhorse in the molecular biology laboratory.
How to Write a Thoughtful Discussion for Your Scientific Paper
Having trouble writing the discussion section for your scientific paper? Help is at hand. Read our do’s and don’ts to help you have your paper polished up in no time.
Using PubCrawler: How to Speed Up Your Literature Searches by Crawling
PubCrawler automatically searches PubMed and GenBank for queries that you specify, and emails you the results, helping you stay on top of your literature searches.
Laemmli Buffer: What Is It for Anyway?
Laemmli buffer is used almost every day by life since researchers. But what do all those components actually do? Find out in this handy article
Discover how you can visualize that notoriously difficult molecule, RNA using light-up RNA aptamers (LURAs).
