Experiments in the production of a model of Parkinson's disease
Source: Practical Experimental Techniques in Neurobiology, Fourth Military Medical University Press
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Cross-linking experiments of proteins with dimethyloctanediimide
This method is representative of various cross-linking reactions and is one of the oldest and most practical. It allows the formation of intermolecular bridges
Experiments on the introduction of sulfur groups in antibodies or proteins
Antibodies or other proteins must have a free thiol group in order to obtain immobilized enzymatic activity. This group can be introduced by specific reagents,
Periodic acid activation assay of cellulose
This method is suitable for materials with a critical diol structure, such as cellulose, agarose, and dextran. Oxidation of periodate results in the formation o
Base hydrolysis and activation experiments by diindolyl carbonyls
This technique is more efficient and gentle compared to the chloride method. Source: Laboratory Manual of Enzymology
Middle Cerebral Artery Embolism (MCAO) Model in Rats by Wire Embolization Method
Source: Practical Experimental Techniques in Neurobiology, Fourth Military Medical University Press
Covalent immobilization of enzymes on non-porous glass surfaces
The resistance of glass to strong acids and solvents and its compact solid structure make it a valuable material for enzyme immobilization in technical processe
Determination of cytochrome b5
Cytochrome b5 is a cytochrome deposited in the endoplasmic reticulum membrane of higher animals. It can be purified from rabbit liver microsomes. Because it is
Cofactor (NADPH) Solution
NADPH is a coenzyme called reduced coenzyme II, the scientific name of reduced nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate, once known as pyridine triphosphate