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A low volume electrochemical cell optimized for the low flow rates of electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (ESI-MS). • Optimized for incorporation into low flow rate LC-MS applications • Provides high efficiency electrochemical conversion with minimal peak dispersion Proven Coulometric DesignThe Model 5030 Cell utilizes the proven porous graphite flow through design pioneered by ESA and is optimized for incorporation…
Manufactured from optically clear polystyrene Threaded plug seal caps prevent leakage Treated for optimal cell attachment Tubes supplied racked in foam tray Sterilized by gamma radiation and nonpyrogenic Max RCF of 1,400xg
The Tube Formation BioApplication is an image analysis module that easily and reliably quantitates angiogenic tube formation in vitro. It identifies tubes based on morphological properties, and measures number, tube size (area), and other features of tubes in cell cultures. This BioApplication calculates and reports reports number of connected vs. unconnected tubes, number of nodes (branch points), and angiogenic index. T…
The pDual and pDual GC expression vectors are designed for high-level expression of heterologous genes in both eukaryotic and prokaryotic systems.High-level protein expression in bacterial or mammalian systems Saves time by eliminating the need to subclone Express protein as a native or tagged fusion protein Epitope tagged for simple detection and affinity purification Clone seamlessly without compatible restriction sites Avai…
An easy way to assess tag accessibilityThe production of fusion proteins often raises the issues not only of their structural integrity after isolation, but also of the accessibility of the associated tag. In the case of GST or 6HIS tagged proteins, this verification can be achieved with HTRF® GST and 6HIS check kits. These two assays are competitive immunoassays in which the anti-GST or anti-6HIS Cryptate conjugates bind dire…
A new secondary messenger for Gq coupled receptor investigation.Cisbio’s IP-One assay, based on its proprietary HTRF® technology, is the first HTS immunoassay that can easily detect inositol(1)phosphate (IP1), a stable second messenger which tightly correlates with Gq-coupled receptor activity. This assay displays all the characteristic advantages of an HTRF® system: totally homogeneous, detection via fluorescence, signal stab…
The Dimension-M1™ Raman MicroscopeLambda Solutions now provides a unique coupling of its Dimension series Raman systems to Nikon or Olympus microscopes. The result is a high performance Raman microscope at an extraordinary value. The Dimension-M1™ is available as an integrated unit, or as a Dimension-P1™ Raman System with the addition of a microscope and a Raman Microscope Adapter. This system is available with the high spati…
Rapid Analysis of Multiple 2D Gel Sets DYMENSION 2 has all the features of DYMENSION 1 but has the added ability to detect and compare protein spot maps in multiple gel sets. The software offers many background correction and noise filtering features including a SYPRO® Ruby filter, which can detect and automatically remove spots caused by SYPRO® Ruby crystals adhering to the gel, thus saving users valuable time editing the…
Quick and Easy Analysis of all 2D Gel Applications The exciting DYMENSION 3 software has all the functionality of DYMENSION 2, so can be used to analyse multiple gel sets. In addition, DYMENSION 3 is capable of analysing multi-stained fluorescent gel images stained with up to three contrasting fluorescent labels, for example, Cy™2, Cy™3 and Cy™5. This feature allows users to analyse multiple sets of any type of 2D protein…
