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Nikos Parisis

Postdoctoral researcher in Molecular biology and Proteomics

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How Good Is Your Best Friend? A.K.A. Have You Validated Your Antibody?

How Good Is Your Best Friend? A.K.A. Have You Validated Your Antibody?

By Nikos Parisis | February 5, 2015

You use your antibody frequently, maybe even every day. You rely on it for western blotting, immunohistochemistry, FACS, ELISA, and immunoprecipitation. You’d be lost without it. But how well do you really know your antibody? Are you sure that it detects what you believe it to detect? If you have the slightest doubt, or if you have…

Get Out of Western Blot Hell: An Intro to Mass Spectrometry

Get Out of Western Blot Hell: An Intro to Mass Spectrometry

By Nikos Parisis | July 1, 2014

After you finish immunoprecipitating a protein or purifying a subcellular compartment, you need to identify what proteins you purified. You could attempt to identify your purified proteins the old fashioned (and slow!) way by running a multitude of Western blot. But rarely do labs have unlimited funds for Western blot antibodies. And lets face it,…

Pie chart fractions representing subcellular fractionation

Subcellular Fractionation Protocols Explained

By Nikos Parisis | May 20, 2014

Perfect your subcellular fractionation in the lab by understanding how these protocols work. Plus, discover the various kits for organelle separation.

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