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Reducing the Need for Animal Testing for Biological Reactivity in Polymer Characterization

This page provides an overview of USP , , and , compares bioreactivity testing, and describes the transition of our organization towards in vitro test methods.

NHC-based Palladium Catalysts

In collaboration with Umicore AG and Co.,1 we are pleased to offer a series of robust Pd(II) and Pd(0) complexes employed as the linchpin in C–C bond forming reactions.

3D Neurosphere Culture Media

3D neurosphere culture protocol to expand human U-87 MG glioblastoma cells in serum-free/xeno-free stem cell culture media. Explore over 350 PromoCell products on Sigma.com.

Louie Group – Professor Product Portal

Professor Louie's research focuses on the discovery and mechanistic understanding of new reactions catalyzed by transition metal complexes. She has developed a highly active Ni(0) catalyst that effectively mediates a variety of cycloaddition and isomerization reactions.

Echavarren Group – Professor Product Portal

The research of the Echavarren group centers on the development of new reactions based on the use of electrophilic complexes of Au(I), Pt(II), and other transition metals as catalysts and their applications in organic synthesis of complex, biologically active molecules. The

Gastrointestinal Organoid Biobank

Browse over 50 patient-derived human intestinal organoids from our PDO biobank. Various ages, sex, tissue origin and diseases available (normal, tumor organoids, ulcerative colitis).

Protocol Guide: Generation of Apical-Out Gastrointestinal Organoids

Step-by-step protocol for generating apical-out human gut organoids for microbiome, ADME/Tox, viral and gastrointestinal related disease research. See the complete organoid culture protocol.

Magnetic Materials: Superconductors

Tutorial on superconductors as alternative energy sources.

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Crystallization of Biomolecules

Many soluble proteins, membrane proteins, nucleic acids and nucleoprotein complexes have been obtained in a crystalline form suitable for crystallographic investigation.

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