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Several hundred antibodies and recombinant proteins that were originally listed among other Pierce Protein Biology Products here on www.piercenet.com have been moved to our dedicated, easy-to-search website for antibodies (www.pierce-antibodies.com).
We now have a video about Pierce ECL Plus Western Blot Substrate to help you quickly learn about this product, which replaces GE’s discontinued ECL Plus Reagent without any re-optimization.
Luciferase assays are a powerful way to study gene regulation because of their sensitivity and broad dynamic range. While there are many instruments to use for these and other luciferase-based assays, determining which instrument will work best can be difficult because of their wide feature variability.
Thermo Fisher Scientific is offering our future science scholars an opportunity to win $10,000 in scholarship funding for the 2012-2013 academic school year. This scholarship was created to help provide educational opportunities for the future generation of scientists.
The American Museum of Natural History* in New York City recently released a free iPad* app as a companion to their Creatures of Light: Nature’s Bioluminescence exhibition.
We understand. We know it can be difficult to locate certain Thermo Scientific Products within our immense product portfolio. That’s why we work hard to serve up relevant search results for the thousands of Pierce Protein Biology Products that are featured on this website.
Have you ever found an old bottle of buffer in the lab fridge and wondered what kit it belonged to or how it should be properly discarded?
We are proud to present a new article on protein glycosylation and methods to detect and analyze glycoproteins and glycopeptides, respectively. This article is the most recent addition to the series on post-translational modifications in the Protein Methods Library.
Details on using bioluminescence and luciferase reporters in life science research can now be found in a new article in the Protein Methods Library. Luciferase enzymes are increasing used for in vivo imaging, viability assays and reporter gene assays because of their sensitivity and diversity in substrate requirements and signal duration.
A popular section of our Protein Methods Library just got even better! The Chemistry of Crosslinking article has been completely revised with new illustrations and concise descriptions of important crosslinker reactive groups. |
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