Bioscience

It's a very common reagent. You need to decide which type of conjugate you want to use for detection. Try Invitrogen or EMD Bioscience. There should be many others, though.

See entire post

... New England Biolabs for sure does. They carry a number of cloning vectors as do places like Qiagen, Stratagene, Clontech, Invitrogen, Novagen (EMD Bioscience), Roche Diagnostics--to name some off the cuff. Now if you're looking for educational freebies, there I don't know the suppliers. You might ...

See entire post

... before (the protocol is not very specific). I stained with the following primary antibodies: CD62L by GeneTex - Cat # GTX11364 CD62L by BD Bioscience Pharmingen - Cat # 550397 CD3 by BD Bioscience Pharmingen - Cat # 550367 I used the DAKO Labs' developer kit (with the Biotinylated Link ...

See entire post

... nanoparticles. M Hasegawa, H Ohno, H Tanaka, M Hatakeyama, H Kawaguchi, T Takahashi, H Handa Frontier Collaborative Research Center and Faculty of Bioscience and Biotechnology, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Nagatsuda, Yokohama 226-8501, Japan. Three types of latex nanoparticles carrying naltrindole ...

See entire post

I can think that Aristoteles and Plato is the people who had given the biggest contribution to Bioscience because, without them, then those biologists (like F.Redi, L.Spallanzani, L.Pasteour, etc.) wouldn't exist... :lol:

See entire post