Indirect immunofluorescence of living cells
The surface of living cells retains a more complete antigen or receptor, first use specific mouse-derived monoclonal antibody to bind to the corresponding antig
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Purification of antibodies from immune sera
Purified antibodies are often used for direct detection of antigens. In this case the antibody is labeled with an easily identifiable marker for binding and det
Isolation and exchange of Streptomyces crassus
Neurospora crassa (2n = 14), also known as red bread mold, taxonomically belongs to the Ascomycetes, coccolithophores, and pulsatilla genera of fungi, and four
Experimental modeling of heterologous in vitro fertilization
Heterozygous in vitro fertilization experimental modeling can be used to: (1) simulate in vivo conditions of male and female gametes from different species of a
Chip Preparation Techniques for Direct Dot Sampling
The direct dispensing method, first developed by Brown Laboratory of Stanford University, involves arranging trace oligonucleotide fragments, cDNA or proteins,
in vitro transcription technology
Usually transcription occurs in the organism, if we will contain RNA transcriptase, NTP and other conditions, in an in vitro cell-free system, using DNA as a te
Novel vector-mediated gene introduction technologies
Currently gene introduction technology is the main technique for the preparation of ips cells, and the improvement of gene vectors promotes the establishment of
Embryo cryopreservation
When embryo freezing is used to cryopreserve living tissues and cells, the freezing process will likely cause damage to the cells.
hemagglutination inhibition test
Viruses with hemagglutinin (HA) can agglutinate human or animal erythrocytes, which is known as hemagglutination phenomenon. Hemagglutination phenomenon can be