Fast, High-Quality Generation of New Tetramer Specificities Rapid, high-quality creation of custom class I tetramers is now a reality! Create new specificity tetramers in just a few hours with QuickSwitch™ from MBL International; a proprietary technology for exchanging peptides on
NanoCulture Plate
MBL International, together with ORGANOGENIX (formerly SCIVAX Life Sciences), now offers the NanoCulture Plate for 3D cell culturing. The NanoCulture Plate/Dish (NCP/NCD) is engineered with an evenly patterned nano-scale structure on a propietary plastic film attached to the bottom of
Monoclonal Antibodies for Common Exosomal Markers
MBL International offer a wide range of antibodies for common exosomal markers. Use these in conjunction with the ExoCap™ exosome isolation kits. Read More about the ExoCap™ range from MBL International below: Exosome Research Overview ExoCap™ Exosome Isolation and Enrichment
ExoCap™ Streptavidin Kit
Purer Exosome Isolation For Your Target Molecule Flexible use of biotinylated antibodies to target exosomes Lower non-specific binding by new ‘streptavidin magnetic beads’ and buffers Better yield than competitor magnetic beads Easy to use Exosomes are extracellular vesicles secreted by
ExoCap™ Exosome Isolation and Enrichment Kits
Optimised for Serum, Plasma, and Cell Culture Supernatant. What is ExoCap™? ExoCap™ is a kit for exosome isolation and enrichment designed and optimised for use with serum, plasma and cell culture supernatants. This kit consists of magnetic particles coupled with
ExoCap™: Exosome Research Products from MBLI
Learn how MBL International’s Exocap™ Exosome Isolation Kits can help you isolate and enrich exosomes from serum, plasma, and cell culture. Exosome Research Products Exosomes are extracellular vesicles secreted from many cells and are found in various body fluids including
The ABC’s of LC3
What are LC3 isoforms all about? What do they do? How are they different? How are they involved in autophagy? Autophagy is a pretty important cellular process. It allows a cell to survive a state of starvation. What this means
What do mitochondria have to do with mitophagy?
What is mitophagy? It is when damaged mitochondria are removed from the cell by autophagy. The damaged mitochondria end up in lysosomes for their final disposal. This whole process is to maintain and assure proper cellular function. The importance of
Transficient™ and siRfficient™: Superior Transfection Activity against other Commercial Reagents in Numerous Adherent Cell Types
Transficient™ and siRfficient™ from MBL International are transfection reagents that provide superior transfection efficiency for primary cells and a wide variety of cell lines, including those “hard-to-transfect” cell lines. They are a cost effective and highly efficient tool for your
The Fas and the Furious 2: The Importance of Fas in Cancer
Given the prominent role of Fas in many important cell functions (Read: 7 Facts to Catch You Up to Speed on Fas). Fas has been implicated in a variety of disease states such as cancer. Here are some major findings