Plasma contains over 120 different proteins that help with everything from blood clotting to immunity, making it the largest and most diverse set of proteins in the human body [1]. Several of these, when purified and concentrated, become life-saving therapeutics. These plasma-derived medicinal products (PDMPs) are critical to the treatment of many diseases, including bleeding … Read more
Perhaps it’s a result of being stuck indoors during the COVID-19 lockdown, but I’ve decided to try and make video showcases for some of the products represented by You Do Bio. My first effort is below, for the CentriPure N500 column. If proteins are more your thing, the P500 column is identical. Drop us a line if you’re … Read more
Several customers have expressed an interest in EMP Biotech’s CentriPure N500 / P500 columns – prepacked columns that can take 50 ml sample volume. EMP have been working hard on getting the right materials and “look” for this column, after the old version was considered unsatisfactory. Well, the wait is over and the new N/P … Read more
A fast and reliable tool for nucleic acid and protein quantification Experiencing a bottleneck with your nucleic acid or protein quantitation? The SpectraDrop low volume microplate from Molecular Devices is a perfect solution, offering high throughput microliter volume DNA, RNA and protein measurement. Why buy a separate instrument when you can do this, and all … Read more
The 12th Danish Conference on Biotechnology and Molecular Biology will be titled “CRISPR based technologies and bio-products” Date Thursday, June 01 – Friday, June 02, 2017 Location Hotel Munkebjerg, Vejle , Denmark Organizers Danish Biotechnological Society (DBS) / IDA Biotechnology / Danish Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology If you’ve just woken up from a … Read more
Why do we care about plant pathogens? Plant pathogens pose more than a threat to the health of flora. Humans have an interest in the spread of plant pathogens for two reasons. Firstly because of their impact on farming, and secondly (and related to the first reason) is because of the impact of pathogens on … Read more
The human body is a complex organisation made up in about equal numbers of human cells, and bacterial, fungal and protozoan cells. In addition, it is considered likely that every one of us is infected by some kind of virus, but most never present any symptoms of the infection. However, we know that a limited number … Read more
This is part 1 of a series of blog posts about the subject of loop-mediated isothermal amplification – commonly abbreviated to LAMP. I Â regularly attend exhibitions with my Genie II instrument from OptiGene. At some point in the conversation, I ask if the researcher has heard of either isothermal amplification or LAMP. Certainly less than … Read more
Are you involved or interested in screening for the presence of Campylobacter? Then you should be interested in a method that allows for detection of Campylobacter: Campylobacter infections cause more cases of diarrhoea (Campylobacteriosis) in humans than Salmonella. The cost of Campylobacteriosis to public health systems and to lost productivity in the EU is estimated … Read more
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