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New products for image analysis include a scanning-force microscope with a non-contact mode of operation and an image processing package that helps users extract high-quality images from transmission electron microscopes.
New products for molecular biologists include software for microsatellite analysis, a kit for the direct labelling of Fab', IgG or other proteins and molecules, and chromosome paints for the identification of individual human chromosomes.
An HPLC methods development service, columns for radial-flow chromatography and software modules that turn a flatbed scanner into a scanning densitometer — new products and services within the realm of separation technology.
Whether you are hooked on the Apple Macintosh or personal computers, this week's feature has something to suit both camps. Featured products include programs for three-dimensional reconstruction and DNA/protein band matching, and software that is designed to take the strain out of grant writing.
A new chemiluminescent substrate for alkaline phosphatase, a custom monoclonal anti-peptide antibody service and a host of monoclonal antibodies - research tools for the immunologist.
A new process, antigenization of antibodies, consisting of the expression of oligopeptides in the hypervariable loops of an antibody molecule is described. The potential applications of antigenized antibodies are discussed.
Large disk-like mixed micelles composed of a drug and biological lipid are thermodynamically stable and represent a novel drug delivery system. Their unique physical properties are reflected in a significantly improved therapeutic index.
