2011 Articles

Product research experiments and application data reports for the year 2011.

Product articles are research-style reports of experiments that demonstrate methods, specification claims and applications for new and existing Thermo Scientific Pierce Protein Research reagents, kits and services. The 2011 volume represents a transition from our former print newsletter called “Previews”. The new online format provides immediate access to featured product pages and the opportunity for you to interact with article authors via comments.

Volume Contents:

	Improved immobilization and conjugation of glycoproteins Efficient aldehyde-hydrazide covalent coupling using a catalyst and an optimized buffer October 7, 2011
	Selective enrichment of sialylated glycopeptides using TiO2 beads Affinity purification for mass spectrometry based on titanium dioxide beads June 1, 2011
	Serine hydrolase active-site probes for activity-based enzyme profiling New fluorophosphonate probes selectively label and enrich active serine hydrolases June 1, 2011
	Perform IP and co-IP experiments with high yield and low background New Protein A/G magnetic beads enable manual and automated applications June 1, 2011
	Optimize liquid chromatography with a peptide retention time calibration mixture Our new mixture of 15 heavy peptides streamlines assay design for targeted peptide quantification June 1, 2011
	Calibration solutions for Thermo Scientific Mass Spectrometers Ready-to-use standards enable quick instrument calibration June 1, 2011
	New dimensions for low-volume sample dialysis Self-contained devices give you the solution for high-protein recovery June 1, 2011
	Western blotting using enhanced chemiluminescence Choose the perfect substrate for your needs June 1, 2011
	Develop mid- to high-throughput SRM and MRM assays New application-specific peptide libraries for quantitative MS workflows June 1, 2011
	Introducing a Western blotting substrate that’s chemiluminescent and chemifluorescent Detect your target by film, CCD cameras or laser-based imagers June 1, 2011
	Measure activation of small GTPases via their specific downstream effectors Pull-down kits enrich active GTPases from cell or tissue lysates April 5, 2011
	Enhanced immunostaining means more signal and better sensitivity Achieve better protein detection using a fraction of your valuable primary antibody April 5, 2011
	GTPase enrichment using a new active-site probe Introducing a desthiobiotin nucleotide probe for studying GTPases April 5, 2011
	Detection and localization of active GTPases in neuronal cell differentiation GTPase kits enable powerful signal transduction studies April 5, 2011