BioProbes 55, March 2008

BioProbes 55

(February 2008)

Cover story: Click chemistry makes biodiscovery a snap. Replace cumbersome BrdU assays with the simplicity of Click-iT™ EdU.

Plus:
NEW TECHNOLOGIES articles describe our latest products, including a sensitive potassium flux assay using efficient BacMam delivery, the new Qdot® 625 nanocrystals and conjugates, and more.

PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS articles give you in-depth information, including an overview of nuclear receptor antibodies, a survey of viability and vitality technologies for flow cytometry, tips for using Qdot® nanocrystal primary antibody conjugates in flow cytometry, Omnia® kinase assays for cell lysates, and others.

And browse through DEPARTMENTS for the summaries of latest published papers, a first look at our newest products, and much more.

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Features

		Click chemistry: Making biodiscovery a snap Replace cumbersome BrdU assays with the simplicity of EdU

		Potassium channel flux assay meets Bacmam technology Combining sensitive FluxOR™ fluorescence detection with efficient Bacmam-mediated delivery

		Qdot® 625 nanocrystals and conjugates A better, brighter red nanocrystal for immunostaining, flow cytometry, and more

		Nuclear receptor antibodies: A core technology Choose from antibodies to a wide range of nuclear receptor targets

		Flow cytometry: Checking vital signs A survey of Molecular Probes® viability and vitality technologies

		Using Qdot® nanocrystal primary antibody conjugates in flow cytometry: Tips for sample preparation and instrument setup when detecting surface antigens

		Omnia® kinase assay for cell lysates Real-time kinetic activity measurements in under an hour

		A no-wash indicator for high-throughput calcium detection H1 histamine GPCR screening using Premo™ Cameleon Calcium Sensor