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RIP Kits | Life Science Research | Merck
RIP kits Selection Guide gives more information and details about each type of RIP Kits: Description, Number of assays, Assay time, Availability with protein A or G, Agarose or Magnetic, etc.. -
ChIP Kits | Life Science Research | Merck
ChIP kits selection guide provides you with more information and details about each type of ChiPs : Description, Number of assays, Assay time, Availability with protein A or G, Agarose or Magnetic, etc.. -
ProSep®-vA High Capacity Resin | Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing | Merck
ProSep®-vA High Capacity media is suited as capture step in the purification of therapeutic antibodies. It was the first commercially available animal free protein A resin, designed for the large-scale purification of monoclonal, polyclonal and engineered antibodies. -
Pellicon® Single-Pass Tangential Flow Filtration | Merck
The versatile ultrafiltration solution -
Immobilon®-E PVDF Membrane | Life Science Research | Merck
Immobilon®-E provides the first PVDF blotting membrane that wets in transfer buffer or water. It removes the alcohol pre-wet step while maintaining the high performance associated with Immobilon® transfer membranes. -
Western Blotting | mPAGE™ Bis-Tris Precast Gels for Gel Electrophoresis | Merck
mPAGE™ precast polyacrylamide gels provide a cost-effective solution for high-resolution protein separation via polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE). Compatible with most standard electrophoresis tanks, mPAGE™ precast gels for electrophoresis offer an increased sample well volume and a reduced run time. -
Phase I | Emerging Biotech | Merck
Phase I means you've filed your IND and are ready to begin evaluating your drug in humans. -
Phase III | Emerging Biotech | Merck
Phase III trials use a much larger patient population - in the thousands - to give statistical weight to results that can prove safety and efficacy. -
Phase II | Emerging Biotech | Merck
Phase II tests the effectiveness of the biomolecule in actual patients with the disease or illness you're attempting to treat.