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    Agarose LE vs. Agarose – What’s the Difference?

    The difference between agarose LE and a standard agarose is the level of electroendosmosis (EEO). Agarose LE stands for low electroendosmosis, making it well suited...

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    Everything About Luciferin and Luciferase

    Luciferase is an enzyme that catalyzes a light-producing biochemical reaction when it is in the presence of oxygen, ATP, magnesium, and a naturally occurring substrate...

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  • Can You Reduce Pet Fights With Pheromone Plug-Ins?

    Can You Reduce Pet Fights With Pheromone Plug-Ins?

    The gate to the pet carrier opened, and out came Littles, not shy at all. She sniffed around corners and explored her new territory. Upon...

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    The Difference Between Tris (Tris Base) vs. Tris HCl

    Tris (tris base) vs. tris HCl – what’s the difference? The quick answer is that tris is a basic buffer, whereas tris HCl is the...

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  • How to Choose A Firefly Luciferin Substrate

    How to Choose A Firefly Luciferin Substrate

    With the different types of substrates out there, how do you choose which luciferin substrate to use for your experiment? For the most common bioluminescence...

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  • The History of Luciferin and Luciferase

    The History of Luciferin and Luciferase

    Who discovered luciferin? The history of unraveling the chemical reaction behind bioluminescence starts in the ancient times and requires science and information gathering to evolve...

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  • Mistakes you Might be Making in your Scientific Writing

    Mistakes you Might be Making in your Scientific Writing

    There has been a recent push toward developing programs and workshops focused on improving writing skills for scientists. Science writing is crucial within the research...

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  • Proteinase K - Solution vs. Lyophilized Powder

    Proteinase K - Solution vs. Lyophilized Powder

    What are lyophilized reagents Lyophilization, or freeze-drying, is a preservation process that removes water from material in order to further shelf life and stability. Methods...

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  • Why Improving Readability is Essential to You and Your Research Manuscript

    Why Improving Readability is Essential to You and Your Research Manuscript

    It’s Friday, 6:57 p.m. in the newsroom, and no one wants to be there. The atmosphere shifted from being as casual as happy hour to...

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  • Introduction to competent cells

    Introduction to Competent Cells

    Cell competence refers to a cell’s ability to take up foreign (extracellular) DNA from its surrounding environment. The process of genetic uptake is referred to...

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  • Unraveling the Mysteries of Spider Silk

    Unraveling the Mysteries of Spider Silk

    It’s just after sunset. The air is cooler. The sky is a mix of pink, purple and blue. Cicadas loudly stridulate. Between two widely spread...

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    Agarose Gel FAQs

    This article goes through several frequently asked questions that come up for Agarose LE

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