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Looking for a more stable, uniform milk-based blocking solution? Try the new Thermo Scientific Pierce Clear Milk Blocking Buffer. This 10X concentrated solution is a long shelf-life, high performance replacement for homemade milk blocking buffers in Western blotting applications. 
If you run ChIP assays (chromatin immunoprecipitation), consider trying the new Thermo Scientific Pierce Magnetic ChIP Kit. It provides a convenient method for efficient isolation of chromatin-bound DNA for subsequent quantitation by PCR. 
The new 1-Step Ultra TMB-Blotting Solution is an enhanced single-component horseradish peroxidase (HRP) substrate for Western blotting and immunohistochemistry. 
New pegylated DyLight 680 reagents provide expanded versatility for fluorescence imaging applications. The DyLight 680-4xPEG dye contains 4 polyethylene glycol (PEG) chains that are non-cytotoxic, enhance fluorescence and reduce nonspecific binding of conjugates made with them. 
A new product article, summarizes results on the use of three spectrally-resolvable luciferase reporters and high-content immunofluorescence cellular imaging to monitor phenotypic changes in neuronal precursor cell lines following retinoic acid-induced differentiation.
A new product article on liquid chromatography columns presents results from various experiments that used selected desalting and affinity resins as supplied in the format of Thermo Scientific Pierce Chromatography Cartridges.
Use the new Pierce Magnetic RNA-Protein Pull-Down Kit to end-label RNA with desthiobiotin and then enrich for target RNA-binding proteins. The complete kit contains sufficient reagents for 20 RNA labeling reactions and 20 protein-RNA pull-down assays. 
We now offer stand-alone anti-HA magnetic beads and a complete HA-tag magnetic co-IP kit for protein interaction experiments (co-immunoprecipitation) involving HA-tagged fusion proteins. 
Try our new Pierce S-Nitrosylation Western Blot Kit to detect protein S-nitrosocysteine post-translational modifications. This kit improves upon the original biotin-switch method developed by Jeffrey, et al., which used biotin-HPDP to label S-nitrosylated proteins for subsequent Western blot detection via streptavidin-HRP conjugate. 
Congratulations to Douglas Bennion, Brandon Fennell, Jeanette Wat, Jack Huang, Nrithya Sundararaman and David Sanghyuk Han for winning Thermo Scientific Pierce Scholarships for 2012/2013 Winter/Spring! Learn more about these scientists-in-training and details of the Fall 2013 scholarships totaling $40,000.
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