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Platypus
Technologies - Oris™ Cell Migration Assay - TriCoated
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| Product Number | Description | Pkg Size |
| PPCMATR1101 | Oris™ Cell Migration Assay - TriCoated | 1 Pack |
| PPCMATR5101 | Oris™ Cell Migration Assay - TriCoated | 5 Pack |
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jetPRIME™
is a novel non-liposomal reagent based on Polyplus’
cutting edge delivery technology. It ensures effective
and reproducible DNA transfection into mammalian cell
lines such as HeLa, HEK-293 and CHO cells. jetPRIME™
shows very low toxicity as it only requires low amounts
of DNA for optimal transfection.
| Product Number | Description | Pkg Size |
| LP11401 | jetPRIME™ Transfection Reagent | 0.1 mL (5 mL of Buffer |
| LP11407 | jetPRIME™ Transfection Reagent | 0.75 mL (40 mL of Buffer) |
| LP11415 | jetPRIME™ Transfection Reagent | 1.5 mL (2 x 40 mL of Buffer |
Samples are available
Please contact our Technical
Support Department for more information
Special Offer
For a limited time, take advantage of introductory pricing
on jetPRIME™ reagents - Click
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The
DUALmembrane kit is a yeast-based screening system is
based on the split-ubiquitin assay, removing the need
for interacting proteins to be located inside the nucleus.
DUALmembrane starter kit N
This kit contains the pBT3-N bait vector and is therefore suitable
for all type II transmembrane proteins as bait. The Cub module is
fused to the N-terminus of the protein of interest.
DUALmembrane starter kit SUC
This kit contains the pBT3-SUC bait vector and is therefore suitable
for type I transmembrane proteins as bait. The vector harbors an
additional N-terminal signal sequence and the Cub module is fused
to the C-terminus of the protein of interest.
Dualmembrane starter kit STE
This kit contains the pBT3-STE bait vector. The vector harbors an
N-terminal leader sequence and the Cub module is fused to the C-terminus
of the protein of interest. Suitable for type I and type II transmembrane
proteins as baits.
| cDNA Library | Starter Kit N | Starter Kit SUC | Starter Kit STE |
| Mouse adult whole brain / NubG-x |
DUP01201 | DUP01301 | DUP01401 |
| Jurkat T cells, unstimulated /
NubG-x |
DUP01202 | DUP01302 | DUP01402 |
| Mouse adult heart / x-NubG |
DUP01203 | DUP01303 | DUP01403 |
| Mouse adult heart / NubG-x |
DUP01204 | DUP01304 | DUP01404 |
| Human adult kidney / x-NubG |
DUP01205 | DUP01305 | DUP01405 |
| Human adult liver / x-NubG |
DUP01206 | DUP01306 | DUP01406 |
| Arabidopsis thaliana / NubG-x |
DUP01207 | DUP01307 | DUP01407 |
| HeLa cell line / NubG-x |
DUP01208 | DUP01308 | DUP01408 |
| Human embryonal brain / NubG-x | DUP01209 | DUP01309 | DUP01409 |
| Human adult colon / NubG-x |
DUP01210 | DUP01310 | DUP01410 |
| Caenorhabditis elegans adult /
NubG-x |
DUP01211 | DUP01311 | DUP01411 |
| Human adult liver / NubG-x |
DUP01212 | DUP01312 | DUP01412 |
| Human adult brain / NubG-x |
DUP01213 | DUP01313 | DUP01413 |
| Caenorhabditis elegans eggs / NubG-x |
DUP01214 | DUP01314 | DUP01414 |
| Drosophila melanogaster whole embryo
(16 hours) / NubG-x |
DUP01215 | DUP01315 | DUP01415 |
| Mouse adult spleen / x-NubG |
DUP01216 | DUP01316 | DUP01416 |
| Human adult kidney / NubG-x |
DUP01217 | DUP01317 | DUP01417 |
| Human adult brain / x-NubG |
DUP01218 | DUP01318 | DUP01418 |
| LNCaP cell line / NubG-x |
DUP01219 | DUP01319 | DUP01419 |
| Drosophila melanogaster / NubG-x |
DUP01220 | DUP01320 | DUP01420 |
| Human adult lung / NubG-x |
DUP01221 | DUP01321 | DUP01421 |
| Mouse adult kidney / NubG-x |
DUP01222 | DUP01322 | DUP01422 |
| Mammary epithelial cells / NubG-x |
DUP01223 | DUP01323 | DUP01423 |
| Rat neonatal cardiomyoctes / NubG-x |
DUP01224 | DUP01324 | DUP01424 |
| Mouse whole embryo, 11 days / NubG-x |
DUP01225 | DUP01325 | DUP01425 |
| Medicago nodules / x-NubG |
DUP01226 | DUP01326 | DUP01425 |
| Medicago nodules / NubG-x |
DUP01227 | DUP01327 | DUP01427 |
| Saccharomyces cerevisiae / NubG-x |
DUP01228 | DUP01328 | DUP01428 |
| Mouse whole embryo normalized /
x-NubG |
DUP01229 | DUP01329 | DUP01429 |
Each starter kit contains a cDNA library, bait vector, library vector, control vector, reporter strain, yeast transformation kit and HTX beta-gal assay kit.
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The comet assay is the only
direct method for the detection of DNA damage in cells.
It is used in cancer research, in genotoxicity studies
on environmental mutagens, and for screening compounds
for cancer therapeutics. The comet assay can be variable
depending on temperature, distance between electrodes,
and buffer height. The CometAssay™ Electrophoresis
System is the first standardized electrophoresis system
specifically designed for the CometAssay™.
The starter kit is now available with a
Power Supply.
| Product Number | Description | Pkg Size |
| TV4250050ESKPS1 | CometAssay™ Starter Kit with
Power Supply Includes: Electrophoresis system TV4250050ES, a CometAssay Kit TV4250050K, CometAssay Control Cells TV4256010CC ( choice of: 2 well CometSlides, 20 well CometSlides, 96 well CometSlides) and Power Supply for North America |
Kit |
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jetPRIME™
is a novel non-liposomal reagent based on Polyplus’
cutting edge delivery technology. It ensures effective
and reproducible DNA transfection into mammalian cell
lines such as HeLa, HEK-293 and CHO cells. jetPRIME™
shows very low toxicity as it only requires low amounts
of DNA for optimal transfection.
For a limited
time, take advantage of introductory prices.
Click here for pricing details.
Offer valid until April 30th, 2009
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Abgent
has developed an extensive collection of stem cell antibodies,
including popular targets such as AC133, ALDH, Oct4, c-KIT,
and NANOG, as well as emerging targets from the latest
cutting edge research.
For the month of February
2009, Save 25% OFF Stem Cell Antibodies.
Click
here for promotion details.

The first 10 customers who order AthenaES® products from MJSBioLynx will receive a free AthenaES® T-Shirt.
Click here for promotion detail
Offer valid until March 31, 2009 or while
quantities last
Cannot be combined with any other offers or discounts
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the cold Canadian winter months of January
to March 2009 - enjoy hot, delicious
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Accumulate
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Greiner Bio-One offers high quality labware such as cell culture labware, microplates and tubes.
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The
Assay Designs ImmunoSet Buffer Pack
provides an all-purpose buffer that
is easily modified to coat, block, and
wash plates in addition to diluting
standards and samples. TMB substrate
and acid stop solution for color development
and reaction termination are also supplied.
This offer is valid until April 30th, 2009
Click here for details.
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ChIP-IT™
Express HT allows you to perform chromatin IP in a fast,
reproducible high-throughput format. It combines the efficiency
of the groundbreaking magnetic bead-based ChIP-IT™
Express Kit with a 96-well plate format, enabling the
rapid and efficient processing of a large number of ChIP
reactions.
This offer is available while quantities last
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Introduction
A common problem with the polymerase chain reaction is
the formation of non-specific products, especially primerdimers.These
unwanted products interfere with generatingthe desired
amplicons. A major cause for this lack of specificity
occurs during reaction set-up and before the initial denaturation
step. At these lower temperatures before denaturation,
primers can bind to non-target sequences with incomplete
homology, such as other primers(1). These nonspecific
hybrids can be extended by the polymerase, even at lower
temperatures, which creates competing targets during subsequent
PCR cycling (e.g. primer-dimers). Hotstart PCR methods
provide a solution to this lack of specificity by reducing
or eliminating non-specific product formation before high-temperature
cycling(2).
Current hot start methods target the polymerase by muting its activity before the initial denaturation step, most commonly with a blocking antibody or chemical modification. Problems with these methods are two-fold: 1) the antibody is from hybridoma cells which can contaminate reactions with mammalian DNA; and 2) removal of the chemical blocking group on thepolymerase typically requires initial denaturation times of greater than 10 minutes which causes heat-damage to DNA samples. An ideal solution is a hot start method that eliminates the risk of contaminating mammalian nucleic acids while also allowing shorter initial denaturation times.
To address these issues, USB Corporation has developed an alternative hot start strategy called HotStart-IT®. This novel method uses a single-stranded DNA binding protein to sequester primers at lower temperatures, making them unavailable for extension by the polymerase. Following the initial denaturation step, the binding protein is inactivated and the primers are free to participate in the amplification reaction (Fig. 1). This technique solves the problems that arise from other hot start methods because the binding protein is produced in E. coli and is heat-labile so that initial denaturation times are 2 minutes or less. Thus, there is no chance of mammalian genomic DNA contamination and less chance of heat-induced DNA damage. Another advantage is that because the method targets the primers and not the polymerase, it is portable to a variety of thermostable polymerases. USB has demonstrated that the “primersequestration”technique effectively blocks non-specific product formation before thermal-cycling and enhances endpoint and real-time PCR reactions.
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Friday - February 20,
2009
2:00 to 3:00 PM EST
Join us for a webinar to learn more about how you can efficiently track the data from your lab's physical samples, vector maps, sequence files and gel images and share them with colleagues across a network.

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| Event | Location | Date |
| 9th Annual McGill Biomedical Graduate Conference | McGill University, Montreal, Qc |
February 19, 2009 |
| MJSBioLynx Minishow | National Research Council Plant Biotechnology Institute Meeting Room #3 Saskatoon, SK |
February 26, 2009 10 am - 1pm |


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