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Welcome to Nordic Biosite's Life Science Blog. Here, we will provide commentary on current events and trends in biological sciences, interesting stories about important scientists, technical tips and suggestions, and much more. Read on and learn something new.
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GFP Antibodies: A Comprehensive Guide

This article will provide a detailed overview of GFP antibodies from chicken, goat, mouse, and rabbit hosts, and how they can address different concerns in scientific research.

Agrigenomics: how can NGS contribute to global food security?

“Experience of artificial fertilisation, such as is effected with ornamental plants in order to obtain new variations in colour, has led to the experiments which will here be discussed. The striking regularity with which the same hybrid forms always reappeared whenever fertilization took place between the same species induced further experiments to be undertaken.”

Latrunculin A & B – Potent Actin Polymerization Inhibitors

Discover insights into actin polymerization with AdipoGen’s blog post on Latrunculin. Learn about the mechanisms and applications of these compounds in cellular research.

Brain Awareness Week: Gray Matter Matters

Brain awareness week is an initiative to spread and increase awareness about brain health. This initiative was started in 1995 by Dana Foundation and The European Dana Alliance for the Brain, with the effort to increase the knowledge about how brain works and to appreciate the need to focus on brain health (1)

iLite® Technology: A versatile tool for the whole drug development process

The iLite® technology, based on a reporter gene assay format, provides a seamless solution for applications extending across the whole drug development process, as well as for monitoring of biological drugs.

PrecisA Targeting Ovarian Cancer

Ovarian cancer is the deadliest form of female gynecologic cancers causing more deaths than any other cancer of the female reproductive system.

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