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Dictionary » S » Secondary Secondarysecondary second or inferior in order of time, place or importance, derived from or consequent to a primary event or thing. Origin: L. Secundarius, secundus = second ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Difference between ICC and IF... of a name. However, you could specify the antibodies, for example: immmunihistochemistry using goat anti-VEGFR primary antibody and anti-goat-IgG secondary antibody conjugated to horseradish peroxidase.
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the harm of algaeThis is a very broad question, do you mean the harmful effects of harmful algae blooms, specific algae species e.g. pseudo-nitzschia produces a secondary metabolite called domoic acid which is a neurotoxin and bio accumulates in marine life causing respiratory problems and can lead to amnesiac ...
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Rhodophycae, Secoundary metabolites effects on parasite load... which species of red algae to choose. Does anyone know which species (located in the uk- preferably in south west of England) which would produce secondary metabolites which would effect the parasite loading of an organism, such as a-kainic acid or domoic acid ? Thanks !
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How can i asses the parasie loading of littorina littoria?I was hoping to assess the effect of secondary metabolites of several species of Rhodophycae to see if it produces an anti-parasitic response so i kinda need them to be as undamaged as possible. The trematodes would be located in the foot and ...
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Re: Difference between ICC and IFTypically you would use an antibody to bind to the protein of interest and then a secondary antibody carrying a fluorescent tag to detect the first antibody. The two-antibody approach is cheaper than making a custom-labelled fluorescent antibody for every antigen ...
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