BioProbes 54
 Cover story: How much time and effort would you save if one label worked for multiple detection methods? With TC-FlAsH™ TC-ReAsH™ tetracysteine (TC) reagents, you don't have to wonder anymore. Plus: Articles in NEW TECHNOLOGIES describe our latest products, including Click-iT™ EdU cell proliferation assays for multiple platforms, new PLA1- and PLA2-specific substrates, and more. Articles in PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS give you in-depth product information, including new data describing the use of quantum dots as replacements for tandem dyes in flow cytometry; quantitating site-specific protein phosphorylation using phosphoELISA™ assays; an overview of fluorescent calcium indicators for in vivo imaging of neuronal networks; and others. And check out our DEPARTMENTS for the latest web tools and published papers, a first look at our newest products, articles written by our readers, and much more. Download the entire BioProbes 54 publication (PDF, 2.69MB) or the individual sections below. |
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Table of Contents
The TC-FlAsH™ TC-ReAsH™ protein detection choice:- See your protein, your way
Improved results are just a click away:- Accurate cell proliferation data with Click-iT™ EdU
Phospholipase activity detection from A to D:- New PLA1- and PLA2-specific substrates
Quantum dots as replacements for tandem dyes in flow cytometry:- Efficient excitation using violet and UV lasers
Mitochondria and cardiac disorders:- Antibodies against proteins in the oxidative phosphorylation system/a>
Identifying Alzheimer's disease biomarkers from human brain tissue:- Antibody bead-based assays for the Luminex® xMAP® platform
Measuring proteins in JAK-STAT signaling:- Quantitate site-specific protein phosphorylation using phosphoELISA™ assays
Fluorescent calcium indicators for in vivo imaging of neuronal networks:- Images from deep within the nervous system
O-GlcNAc: Hiding in plain sight:- An enigma of glycobiology
COMMENTARY- The use of Qdot® nanocrystals in flow cytometry
- Ian Dimmick, Flow Cytometry Core Facility Manager, North East England Stem Cell Institute, Bioscience Centre, International Centre for Life, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Great Britain
ON THE WEB- New web tools and resources to further your research
JUST RELEASED- Highlighting our newest products and technologies
ENDNOTE- How researchers are using Invitrogen™ cellular analysis reagents
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