Bead-based tissue homogenization for RNA/DNA extraction Bead-based tissue homogenization is a method of disrupting cells and tissues to release nucleic acids (DNA and RNA) for subsequent purification and analysis. This method is commonly used in molecular biology research, as it is a rapid and efficient way to obtain high-quality nucleic acids from a variety of…
Western Blot Automatic Processors Western blot is a protein analysis technique that is used to identify and quantify proteins in a sample. The process involves transferring proteins from a gel to a membrane, blocking the membrane with a solution that prevents non-specific binding of antibodies, and incubating the membrane with antibodies that are specific to…
Sample Preparation and Tissue Homogenization Sample preparation is the process of preparing a sample for analysis. This can involve a variety of steps, such as homogenization, centrifugation, and extraction. Tissue homogenization is a specific type of sample preparation that is used to break down tissue into a small enough size that the cells can be…
Cell Counters: A Guide to Choosing the Right One for Your Needs Cell counters are essential tools for researchers and clinicians who need to accurately count cells in a variety of samples. There are many different types of cell counters available, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. The right cell counter for you will…
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