Biotium’s Glo-Plate™ 2.0 Blue LED Illuminator provides uniform photoactivation for samples in microplates with enhanced ...
Thus, arabinose acts like a switch turning on the section of DNA that codes for GFP. 2. Label one microcentrifuge tube "- DNA" and the other "+ DNA". 3. Place the microcentrifuge tubes on ice. 5.
The new Labnet Prismâ„¢ R is quickly becoming the benchmark in the refrigerated microcentrifuge category ... allows easy access to the tops of sample tubes. Individual tube slots in the solid ...
Labnet's new EZ-8 strip tube combines eight standard 1.5 ml microcentrifuge tubes into a handy strip for easy handling. Compatible with standard multichannel pipettes, the EZ-8 strip tube also has an ...
4| Set up two microcentrifuge tubes, each containing equal amounts of precleared cell lysate and 50 μl of glutathione-agarose beads. To one tube add ∼10 μg of GST protein; to the other tube ...
The Spectrafugeâ„¢ 16M is the perfect, high speed, compact microcentrifuge ... supplied complete with an 18 place rotor for 1.5/2.0 ml tubes. Smaller tubes are accommodated by adapters (sold ...
1| In a sterile 0.5-ml microcentrifuge tube or amplification tube (on ice), mix the following reagents for the first amplification reaction: 2| Place the tubes in a thermocycler and amplify the ...
Finally, collect a third tube containing sterile saline. 3. Prepare a serial dilution of antigen (BSA). Collect 6 Eppendorf (eppi or microcentrifuge) tubes and label them #1 through #6. a. Dispense ...
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