Innovative Protein Discovery
👨🔬 Check it out: Researchers at the [AxioMx, Abbratech Inc, Branford, CT, USA.] have developed a surrogate protein (‘MILKSHAKE’) using […]
How to Store Western Blot PVDF membrane after transfer? Western blot membranes may need to be stored for future analysis […]
The Transfer Process During Electrophoresis: Nitrocellulose(NC) Membranes What is NC Membrane? Nitrocellulose membranes are a popular matrix used in […]
Transfer Basics The Importance Uses of Transfer Membrane Protein Transfer on to a Membrane Protein transfer is a vital step […]
The the myriad of proteins that exist and the different roles they play, there are multiple ways to sort and order proteins. This simple infographic sorts proteins by these main functions: enzymes, structural, signaling, regulatory, transport, sensory, motor, defense, and storage.
Our bodies contains a lot of different proteins, each with their unique roles that are vital to our bodies functioning properly. Some work hard to transport substances, others are important for maintaining properly structure, some help send signals; regardless of their roles they work together in the body. This simple infographic introduces some of the main proteins in the body and the important jobs they have.
Proteins and the Body Proteins are an essential part of living organisms. They form part of the body’s structure and […]
There are three main proteins found in blood: hemoglobin, albumin, and globulin. These proteins are responsible for ensuring our bodies function properly; mutations of these proteins can lead to serious diseases.
Allergies are the result of an overreactive immune system that triggers many of the annoying allergy symptoms. Current treatments include medication, allergy shots, and home remedies. Fortunately, gene therapy is a promising potential treatment for allergies. This simple infographic summarizes the causes and treatment of allergies.
Many people suffer from allergies that gets worse during allergy season. Allergens can come in multiple forms – from dust to pollen to food. Allergies comes from an overreactive immune system that interacts with the proteins on allergens and triggers symptoms. Current treatment options consists of medication, allergy shots, and simple home remedies – such as cleaning the house, using humidifiers, and staying hydrated. Fortunately, there is recent research on gene therapy that may be able to help get rid of allergies once and for all.
