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The TC-FlAsH TC-ReAsH protein detection choice—See your protein, your way

How much time and effort would you save if one label worked for multiple detection methods? With TC-FlAsH TC-ReAsH tetracysteine (TC) reagents, you don't have to wonder anymore.

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New Technologies

  • The TC-FlAsH TC-ReAsH protein detection choice—See your protein, your way
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Practical Applications

  • Quantum dots as replacements for tandem dyes in flow cytometry—Efficient excitation using violet and UV lasers
  • Mitochondria and cardiac disorders—Antibodies against proteins in the oxidative phosphorylation system
  • Identifying Alzheimer's disease biomarkers from human brain tissue—Antibody bead-based assays for the Luminex xMAP platform
  • Measuring proteins in JAK-STAT signaling—Quantitate site-specific protein phosphorylation using phosphoELISA assays
  • Fluorescent calcium indicators for in vivo imaging of neuronal networks—Images from deep within the nervous system
  • O-GlcNAc: Hiding in plain sight—An enigma of glycobiology

Departments

  • Commentary—The use of Qdot® nanocrystals in flow cytometry
  • On the web—New web tools and resources to further your research
  • Just released—Highlighting our newest products and technologies
  • Endnote—How researchers are using Invitrogen™ cellular analysis reagents

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