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Dictionary » G » Glass-sponge Glass-spongeGlass-sponge (Science: zoology) a siliceous sponge, of the genus Hyalonema, and allied genera; so called from their glassy fibres or spicules. ![]()
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Results from our forumMy Microscopes Potential in viewing lifeThank you for the response and the Kohler info; yes, I am using cover slip; "plastic", not glass; glass is on my short list of supplies needed, along with some of these chemicals you have shared. I don't know why, or how I came about my "water medium", ...
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HELPP Please! Unidentifiable Unkown :(I received an unknown in Microbiology glass and I just don't know what it is. Smell of broth is Pungent & rotten cheese. Gram Stain = Gram Positive. Arrangement: Strepto maybe staph? idk Shapes:Round ---Coccus. size: small (attached photo) ...
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Lateral Flow Assay... a anti-VEGF aptamer to capture it. My setup has an input where I place in VEGF sample and it wicks up and through a conjugate pad (made of fiber glass) that is saturated in 30 nm gold colloidal particle conjugated to anti-VEGF antibody. These should be moving together, and should bind to an aptamer ...
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