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5 Reasons Cancer Researchers Adopt 3D Cell Culture: A Review of Recent Literature

Numerous cancer model systems are available to investigate disease mechanisms and to screen therapies. While all of the models have contributed critical information about cancer biology.

Japan and Singapore Grant CRISPR Patents to Merck

Merck today announced that the Japan Patent Office and the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore have each allowed its patent application for the use of paired CRISPR nickases, bringing Merck’s number of patents to 22 worldwide.

Surfactants (nonionic) in Extran^® Rinse Solutions

Learn about the sample preparation and photometric determination of non-ionic surfactants in Extran® rinse solutions (MA 01, MA 02, MA 05, AP 22) using Spectroquant® test kits and spectrophotometers.

Signal Peptide Optimization: Effect On Recombinant Monoclonal IgG Productivity, Product Quality And Antigen-Binding Affinity

A signal peptide is a 5-30 amino acid (aa) peptide present at the N-terminus of secretory proteins.

Reflectometric Determination of Hydroxymethylfurfural in Honey

Rapid analysis of 5-(Hydroxymethyl)furfural (HMF) in honey using a reflectometer and Reflectoquant® HMF Test.

Critical Inhibitor Characteristics to Consider

Discover critical characteristics to consider when working with enzyme inhibitors, such as cell permeability, the prozone effect, and Lipinski’s rule of 5.

Sodium acetate buffer solution for molecular biology

Sodium Acetate Buffer provider. 5+ decades providing high-quality buffer products that maintain consistent performance for molecular biology .

Block Copolymers in Nanoscale Patterning

Block copolymers coat surfaces for nanoscale patterns, improving resolution to 5-50nm, enabling diverse applications like printable circuits.

Universal ProbeLibrary System Technology

UPL is based on only 165 short hydrolysis probes. They are labeled at the 5' end with fluorescein (FAM) and at the 3' end with a dark quencher dye.

Counterstaining after the Duolink In Situ Protocol

We recommend applying the counterstaining protocol after the completion of the Amplification step in section 7.3, step 5 of the Duolink In Situ Fluorescence User Manual.

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