FM series fluorescent dyes include FM 1-43, FM 2-10, FM 5-95, and FM 4-64. They are a type of lipophilic styrene fluorescent dyes that are non-toxic to cells and are mainly used for living cell membranes, especially plant samples. Specific labeling of cell membranes, tracer imaging of neuronal cells, and...
Conventional methods for attaching single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) to IgG antibodies often face several challenges. These include high costs associated with ssDNA modification, low coupling efficiency, complex reaction and purification processes, and difficulties in controlling the stoichiometry between ssDNA and IgG. Professor Hang Xing from Hunan University developed the "AND Linker”,...
The difference between spotting capillary and sealed melting point capillary1. Production methodThe production of spotting capillaries is generally made by tangentially connecting glass capillaries and pipettes. The production process mainly includes three steps: tip treatment, tube wall protection and filling. Among them, the treatment of the tube tip is the...
Syringe filters are essential consumables in laboratories and industrial applications, such as biology, chemistry, environmental science, medicine, and pharmaceuticals, designed for the filtration and clarification of liquids before analysis, chromatography, or storage. Selecting the right syringe filter ensures sample integrity, reproducibility, and protection of instruments such as High-performance liquid chromatography...
L-Aspartic Acid: Synthesis and Applications L-Aspartic Acid finds widespread applications in medicine, food, and the chemical industry. In the field of medicine, it is employed for the treatment of heart diseases, liver disorders, hypertension, and possesses fatigue prevention and recovery properties. It is combined with various amino acids to formulate...
L-Aspartic Acid is an organic compound with the chemical formula C4H7NO4. It appears as white crystals or crystalline powder with a slightly sour taste. It is soluble in boiling water, sparingly soluble in water at 25°C (0.5%), and readily dissolves in dilute acids and sodium hydroxide solutions....
