'Fluorescent protein' diaporamas de présentation

Resonance Energy Transfer

Resonance Energy Transfer. Non-Radiative Energy Transfer driven by dipole-dipole coupling. Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer Surface Energy Transfer. Multiplicity : A property of a system due to the spin, or angular

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Fundamentals of Fluorescence Microscopy

Fundamentals of Fluorescence Microscopy. E. D. Salmon University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill References: Murphy Book; http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/primer/techniques/ Fluorescence; and www.chroma.com. Basic Concept of Absorption and Emission.

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Another use for AVS

Another use for AVS. Investigating Plant Growth using AVS. Presentation to the UK AVS and Uniras User Group Meeting University of Birmingham November 8th 1999 Dr. R. P. Fletcher University of York. A report on work done by:. Dr. S. M. Bougourd, University of York

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Michael W. Davidson National High Magnetic Field Laboratory and Department of Biological Science

Fluorescent Protein Technology. Michael W. Davidson National High Magnetic Field Laboratory and Department of Biological Science Florida State University. Seminar Objectives: Interactive Tutorials The FP C o l o r Palette: New FPs Optical Highlighter FPs

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Practical Synthetic Biology

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Bridge communication between cutting edge research laboratories and the educational community.

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MCB 130L Part 2 Lecture 3 Transfection and Protein localization

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Protein Purification

Protein Purification. Protein Purification. What do you know about proteins? Why do we need to purify proteins? What are you curious about?. Bacterial chromosome. What is Transformation?. Uptake of foreign DNA, often a circular plasmid. Plasmid.

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Lecture 5

Lecture 5. Reporter genes. Reporter Genes . A gene encoding an enzyme medium modification is added along with your gene nucleic acid sequences encoding easily assayed proteins

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Thanks for having me!

Thanks for having me!. An Introductory lesson. What do all of these films have in common?. Gene Hackman. Looking ahead. - See what you remember exercise (Andrew did this 5 min). - Real or Fake News Story! (15 min) . - Making connections, articles on genetics.

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The Blood Checkers

The Blood Checkers. Heme Oxygenaze. Reporter. Fe Sensor. IGEM CHIBA 2009. Our Team. National University Corporation Chiba University, JAPAN. (Member : ) Kaoru Yamamoto Kazunao Hareyama Makoto Nozawa Satoshi Ishizaki Yoshimi Iyama. Motivation. ?????????????????????????????????????

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HW due today. Another HW assigned today. Due next Wednesday. Mid-term Exam.

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SUMO-1 UBC9 FRET Assay Kit

SUMO-1 UBC9 FRET Assay Kit. David Bui Richard Lauhead Randall Mello Michelle Tran. Introduction. Why is it important to have this kit? Disregulation of the SUMO pathway has been linked to diseases including ovarian carcinoma, melanoma, and lung adenocarcinoma. (Mo and Moschos 2005).

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Transformation of E.coli HB 101 with PGLO

Transformation of E.coli HB 101 with PGLO. By Hewan Wami Bridges 2014 Prof. Sara F.Feinman Prof. Heather Kundzicz June 13, 2014. My Mentor. Professor of Environmental and Aquatic Toxicology, School for the Environment, College of Science and Mathematics

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Transformation of E.coli HB 101 with PGLO

Transformation of E.coli HB 101 with PGLO. By Hewan Wami Bridges 2014 Prof. Sara F.Feinman Prof. Heather Kundzicz June 13, 2014. My Mentor. Professor of Environmental and Aquatic Toxicology, School for the Environment, College of Science and Mathematics

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Green Fluorescent Protein

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