'Fluorescent dye' diaporamas de présentation

Mycobacterium

Mycobacterium. Important Human Pathogens. Mycobacterium tuberculosis Mycobacterium leprae (uncommon) Mycobacterium avium-intracellulaire Complex (MAC) or (M. avium). Mycolic acids. Lipid-Rich Cell Wall of Mycobacterium. CMN Group: Unusual cell wall lipids (mycolic acids,etc.).

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Physical and transcript mapping

Physical and transcript mapping. Physical mapping Transcript identification. Physical and transcript mapping. Somatic Cell Hybrids Monochromosomal Polychromosomal Radiation hybrids. Physical and transcript mapping. Somatic Cell Hybrids

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Cancer II

Cancer II. Six ways of losing the remaining good copy of a tumor suppressor gene. When proto-oncogene becomes overactive it becomes an oncogene. Myc Gene Amplification. Mitogens stimulate G1-Cdk and G1/S-Cdk activities. Ocogene collaboration in transgenic mice. Viruses May cause Cancer.

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Analysis of Gene Networks and Signaling Pathways Based on Gene Expression and Proteome Data

Analysis of Gene Networks and Signaling Pathways Based on Gene Expression and Proteome Data. Marek Kimmel Rice University Houston, TX, USA kimmel@rice.edu. Outline. Basics: gene expression vs. protein abundance. Perceptron analysis of gene networks

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Lesson: Sequencing by synthesis

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CEG Protein Analysis Workshop

CEG Protein Analysis Workshop. Two-Dimensional Gel Electrophoresis Yu Liang, Ph.D. Proteomics Core Facility at UC Medical Center. From Genotype to Phenotype. Genome: DNAs Transcriptome: RNAs Proteome: Proteins Physiome: Metabolites Biome: Environment. Beyond the Genome.

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Fundamentals of Forensic DNA Typing

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The Human Genome Project

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Conjugation and autogamy in ciliated protozoans

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Development of Western Blots for Actin without the use of radioactivity

Development of Western Blots for Actin without the use of radioactivity. Geoff Theobald STEP Summer Internship Program June 2003. Objective. To create a Western Blot without the use of radioactivity. Significance. Safety & disposal

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Immunofluorescence Microscopy

Immunofluorescence Microscopy. Immunofluorescence Microscopy:. When an antibody, or the antiimmunoglobulin antibody used to detect the antibody is labeled with a fluorescent dye This method is used when looking at the subcellular location of a protein of interest.

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Forensic Biology by Richard Li

Chapter 13: DNA Quantitation. Forensic Biology by Richard Li. Basic Principles. Determining the amount of DNA is a sample is essential A narrow concentration range is required for PCR Must use human-specific DNA quantitation methods Quality and Quantity of DNA. Quantitation Methods.

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Cell Transplantation

Cell Transplantation. x100. Myoblast-Based Gene Transfer into the Infarcted Heart. (a) Fluorescent dye (x400) (b) BrdU (x400) (c) X-gal (x400). Bone-Marrow Stem Cell-Based Therapy. Head. Heart. Tail.

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Biomolecule Labeling

Biomolecule labeling generally refers to cross-linking or modification in any form, whose purpose is to conjugate a chemical group with target molecules through single, bifunctional or heterofunctional cross linkers to aid in detection.

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Immunofluorescence Guide

Immunofluorescence (IF) is a common morphological approach used to determine the distribution of subcellular components. Antibodies that conjugated with fluorescent dyes are required in IF assay. The antibody specifically recognizes the antigen by binding to the epitope of target, and the fluorophore will be detected under a fluorescent microscope.

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