Bindi M. Doshi, PhD
Recent Peptide-MHC Exchange Publications Using QuickSwitch™ Technology
MHC-peptide exchange is considered to be tricky by researchers. However, with the right set of...
Crucial Niche Factors for Organoid Cultures
Organoids are 3D structures made up of cells that replicate the structure and function of tissues...
Why Smart-IP is the smart way to IP
You have been given the mission to start a new project. A tiny tube is put in your hands and you’re...
New tetramer for vaccine research targeting Tuberculosis and Ag85B specific T-cells
Tuberculosis (TB) is caused by the Mycobacterium tuberculosis and usually targets the lungs. This...
Why protein phosphorylation is crucial in disease research
Protein phosphorylation is quintessential for specific pathways to function. This function can be...
3D cell imaging made easier
There is an increase in demand for scientists to show cell migration and proliferation on a surface...
Shed a little light in your cells using anti-GFP
In 2008, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Dr. Roger Y. Tsien, Dr. Osamu Shimomura, and...
How do I even get started? Lessons for setting up your experiments
Biology can be daunting. Experiments can be daunting. Setting up your own biological experiments...
How to detect functional PCSK9 quickly and easily
PCSK9 remains an important target in cholesterol research. One of the hurdles in this research...
How to detect functional PCSK9 quickly and easily
PCSK9 remains an important target in cholesterol research. One of the hurdles in this research...
4 Cool Science Discoveries in 2016
As 2016 draws to a close, let’s look back on some significant advances made in science.
Why Autophagy research won a Nobel Prize
The process of autophagy was first recognized in the late 1950s and it was thought of as bulk...
What does mitochondria have to do with mitophagy?
What is mitophagy? It is when damaged mitochondria are removed from the cell by autophagy. The...
How to find and read a publication
When you start working in a new lab or working on a new research project, one of the first things...
Who’s that on my mRNA?
You have an RNA of interest aka your favorite RNA. The question is: which RBPs interact with it?...
Don’t rip your hair out- use our RIP certified antibodies!
What are RBPs (RNA binding proteins)? Very briefly, they are proteins that bind to RNA. (You...
Don't FRET- You've got Fluoppi!
Visualizing protein-protein interaction (PPI) is pretty neat. You are able to glimpse into a...Colorimetric? Fluorometric? How to choose the right platform for your ELISA
What happens when you use a black well plate for a fluorometric ELISA assay reading? What happens...
Autophagy Watch...What the Flux is that all about?
What does Autophagy Flux even mean? It’s not in the Urban dictionary. Dear reader, you have come...
Why Smart-IP is the smart way to IP
You have been given the mission to start a new project. A tiny tube is put in your hands and you’re...
The ABC's of LC3
What are LC3 isoforms all about? What do they do? How are they different? How are they involved...
Investigating Parkinson's Disease Part III: The Role of PARK7/DJ-1
In the biomedical field, DJ-1 is a target of interest in a variety of disease states. DJ-1...
Investigating Parkinson's Disease Part II: The Role of PARK5/UCHL1
PARK genes are associated with Parkinson's Disease. The cause of Parkinson's Disease is not...
Why bother knowing if you are detecting Pro-IL18 or active IL-18?
Antibodies are wonderful. They can act as little detectives to help you determine if the protein...