Biotech Support Group reports on a new research report which highlights the simplicity and efficiency of their proteomic sample preparation technology as an initial enrichment step to the Array Bridge (St. Louis, MO) Protein Elution Plate (PEP). The combined methods
News Release Research Poster Presented at the New Jersey Cancer Retreat for New Cancer Serum Biomarker Panel
Biotech Support Group presented a poster describing a biomarker panel of cancer dysregulation derived from serum proteomic profiles, at the New Jersey Cancer Retreat held on May 25, 2017 in New Brunswick, NJ. The poster authors and title are: Haiyan
News Release Research Article Cites Cleanascite™ for Macrophage Characterization of Sebum Lipids
Biotech Support Group reports on a recent research article describing the simplicity and efficiency of their lipid removal sample preparation product for the differentiation and activation of macrophages based on a sebum lipid profile. The citation is: Lovászi, M., et
Novel Molecular Insights into Classical and Alternative Activation States of Microglia
ScienCell’s Mouse Microglia Used in Recent Microglial Activation Research Published in Molecular & Cellular Proteomics Journal Microglia are a type of macrophage-like glial cell in the central nervous system (CNS) and they function as the brain’s primary immune defenders. Upon activation, microglia may act as scavengers, remove tissue
Neurological Disease Therapy through Regulation of Reactive Oxygen Species Levels
ScienCell’s Rat Hippocampal Neurons Used in Recent Neurological Disease Therapy Research Published in Scientific Reports Journal Neurons are dynamically polarized cells responsible for electrochemically transmitting information throughout the nervous system. Scientists have characterized hundreds of neuron types based on location, morphology and gene expression. In general, there
Hidden Treasure in “Junk DNA”
3 Reasons Why You Should Take “Pseudogenes” Seriously in Your Research Protein-coding DNA, or “functional” genes, only accounts for up to 2% in the human genome. Until recently, the remaining 98% have been referred to as “junk DNA” for their
Welcome to the 3rd Dimension
Cell culturing is a widely used technique to grow cells outside of their natural environment using artificial environments and controlled conditions that has become indispensable to scientific research. The applications of cell culturing are innumerable and there are many ways
World Brain Day – Tools for Neurology Research
World Brain Day is annual initiative of the World Federation of Neurology. This year, on 22nd July, it was focused on Stroke prevention and treatment. In partnership with our global network of Life Science suppliers, we are pleased to bring
Why You Should Take “Pseudogenes” Seriously in Your Research
Protein-coding DNA, or “functional” genes, only accounts for up to 2% in the human genome. Until recently, the remaining 98% have been referred to as “junk DNA” for their putative noncoding feature. The name itself implies that junk DNA is
3D Cell Culture
Sciencell’s newest line of in vitro cell culturing products utilizes extracellular matrix to provide 3-dimensional scaffolding for a more physiologically relevant growing environment. Sciencell currently offer the following vascular biology-focused kits, however their R&D department is currently working on developing