Detergents

... thirst combined with always having to go pee and constantly feeling like was on the verge of getting the flu. I tried everything, from different detergents to changing my deodorant and perfume but nothing worked. One day while my mom was talking to my uncle (my cousin has type 1 diabetes) she ...

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... phenol, bases), solvents or volatiles (ethanol, methanol. Chloroform); liquids containing bleach, formalin, or glutaraldehyde; buffers with detergents, such as 10% SDS, since they can boil over; heat labile ingredients such as serum, vitamins, antibodies, and proteins; mammalian, plant and ...

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... Chlorine bleach is sometimes called “sodium hypochlorite” or “hypochlorite.” You will encounter it in chlorine bleach, automatic dishwashing detergents, chlorinated disinfectants and cleaners, chlorinated scouring powder, mildew removers, and toilet bowl cleaners. Do not mix products together. ...

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Bradford uses coumassie brilliant blue, which gets blue in contact with some stuff other than proteins. For example, if your mix contains detergents those will interact with the bradford reagent just like if it contained proteins. But of course most of the problems of this type are eliminated ...

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... neutral factor, but when it works, it's like magic. Less likely addivites to try when you get sufficiently desperate are things like non-ionic detergents or 5% DMSO--or some mixture of any or all of the above. How sensitive is the protein to air oxidation? Might also consider adding DTT or ...

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