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The BD FACSJazz™ system begins a new era incell sorting with stellar performance, benchtopfit, and an affordable price.
The BD FACSJazz can be configured with upto 3 lasers and 8 parameters to support yourapplication needs—offloading sorting demandat core labs or meeting the needs of individuals.
Requiring less than 2 x 2 ft (20 x 20 in, 51 x51 cm) of bench space, the BD FACSJazz alsoaddresses biosafety concerns with an optionalcustom designed biosafety cabinet that meetspersonnel and product protection standards for
both a Class II Type A2 biosafety cabinet andthe National Sanitation Foundation InternationalStandard 49.
In addition to factory-optimized settings, theBD FACSJazz comes standard with BD FACS™Sortware sorter software to simplify use. Thisinnovative software is specifically designed forcell sorting and features comprehensive controlfor acquisition, sorting, and analysis.
For legendary results, just add your creativity.Learn how at bdbiosciences.com/go/jazz
Breathtaking solo performance.
Class 1 Laser Product.For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic or therapeutic procedures.BD, BD Logo and all other trademarks are property of Becton, Dickinson and Company. © 2012 BD23-14201-00
BD Biosciences2350 Qume DriveSan Jose, CA 95131bdbiosciences.com
Introducing the BD FACSJazz™
Perfectly tuned cell sorting from BD Biosciences.
Eppendorf®, the Eppendorf Logo® and Eppendorf BioSpectrometer® are registered trademarks of Eppendorf AG, Hamburg, Germany.
Eppendorf μCuvette™ is a trademark of Eppendorf AG, Hamburg, Germany. All rights reserved, including graphics and images.
Copyright © 2012 by Eppendorf AG.
Eppendorf BioSpectrometerÆ and Eppendorf �Cuvetteô G1.0
Combining accuracy, sensitivity and
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The µCuvette G1.0 expands the
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Eppendorfís range of products for
photometry.
> UV/Vis spectral range from
200 nm to 830 nm
> µCuvette G1.0 for measuring
sample volumes ≥ 1.5 µL
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The New York Academy of Sciences2012The New York Academy o Sciences
www.nyas.org/BlavatnikAwards
B. Andrei BernevigPrinceton University
Michael Collins
Columbia University
Andrey FeklistovThe Rockefeller University
Jason FridleySyracuse University
Alison Galvani
Yale University
Michael Hahn
Columbia University
Robert Johnston
New York University
Wei Min
Columbia University
Assaf Naor
New York University
Elisa Oricchio
Memorial Sloan-Kettering
Cancer Center
NicholasStavropoulos
The Rockefeller University
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There’s only oneSir Isaac Newton
ir Isaac Newton’s contribution to science can only be described as unique. Over his lifetime,
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PRIMARY ANTIBODY DETECTION
Two new products have been designed to detect primary antibodies
of mouse (WB-2000) or rabbit (WB-1000) origin in Western blot de-
tection: WestVision Peroxidase Polymer Anti-Rabbit IgG and West-
Vision Peroxidase Polymer Anti-Mouse IgG. The WestVision conju-
gates are based on a new method of polymerizing enzymes and
attaching these polymers to antibodies, allowing a higher density of
enzymes to access a target with minimal interference. The result is
an excellent signal-to-noise ratio in Western blot detection. WestVi-
sion reagents are also economically priced, allowing high sensitivity,
low background, and lower cost in Western blot detection. With a
chromogenic substrate, the reagents provide enough working solu-
tion to typically detect 20 to 200 blots (10 x 10 cm). With a chemilumi-
nescent substrate, dependent on the dilution employed, 800 to 8,000
blots can be detected.
Vector Laboratories
For info: 800-227-6666 www.vectorlabs.com
CAMKII ANTIBODY
A new antibody is available to detect the oxidized form of calmodulin-dependent protein kinase II (CaMKII), which can be used to char-
acterize and diagnose various diseases. The activation of CaMKII
through oxidation is associated with a variety of conditions including
heart failure, cardiac arrhythmias, cancer, neurological disease, and
sepsis. CaMKII oxidation increases during myocardial ischemia and
infarction, and CaMKII oxidation has been shown to play a pivotal role in cardiac cell death during angiotensin II-mediated apoptosis.
While previous methods of measuring oxidative stress have relied
on ìbystanderî molecules that are not directly implicated in disease
pathogenesis, GeneTexís new antibody against oxidized CaMKII will
allow researchers to track the oxidation of a biologically active mol-ecule present in blood or biopsy specimens.
GeneTex
For info: 877-436-3839 www.genetex.com
HIS-TAG PURIFICATION RESIN
For all scientists requiring highly puri� ed protein, Rocheís cOmplete His-Tag Puri� cation Resin is a high-capacity immobilized metal ion af� nity chromatography (IMAC) matrix for one-step puri� cation of His-tagged proteins from lysates. In contrast to currently avail-
able nitrilotriacetic acid (NTA) resins or resins using chelators, such
as iminodiacetic acid (IDA), the nickel ions in this resin are immo-bilized using one of the strongest chelators known. This new pro-prietary chemistry minimizes nickel ion leakage, even when using EDTA and DTT containing buffers. This powerful feature, in addi-
tion to eliminating the need for resin nickel recharging, also stabi-
lizes puri� ed proteins by preventing nickel ions from catalyzing protein oxidation.Roche
For info: 800-428-5433 www.roche.com
KINASE ASSAYS Three new kinase assays, all based on the powerful HTRF technolo-gy, were designed to provide new, easy, and rapid tools for the study of different signaling pathways in drug discovery research, from
high throughput screening to lead optimization phases. The assays,
Phospho-STAT3 (Signal Transducer and Activator of Transcription 3)
(Tyr705), Phospho-p38 MAPK (Thr180/Tyr182), and Phospho-IKK�
(Ser177/Ser181) involve targets that are associated with many dis-eases, including cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, Crohnís disease, pul-
monary � brosis, and acute lung injury. The three new cellular kinase
assays are homogeneous, nonradioactive, and nonbead based.
Their mix and read protocol eliminates the need for washing steps
and their long signal stability and � exibility allow for multiple experi-mentsóincluding small seriesówithout requiring special equipment,
saving valuable time and cost.
Cisbio BioassaysFor info: 888-963-4567 www.cisbio.com
New Products: Protein Analysis
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CHEMILUMINESCENT DETECTION REAGENT The new chemiluminescent detection reagent, Clarity Western ECL Substrate, pro-
vides excellent results for both high- and low-expression proteins, using either � lm
or digital detection systems. Choosing the right Western blotting detection sub-
strate can be dif� cult. Ideally, researchers would like to use a single high-perfor-
mance substrate that works well for all types of blots. In practice, most substrates
on the market today are highly specialized. Some substrates work well for the
detection of low-expression proteins, whereas others offer less robust performance
but are less expensive. The highly versatile Clarity Western ECL Substrate was
designed for blots using nitrocellulose, PVFD, and low-� uorescence PVDF and can
be used to detect both high- and low-abundance proteins when using � lm or CCD
imaging systems for blot detection. Clarity ECL substrate has a one-year shelf life
and is stored at room temperature, allowing the researcher to store it conveniently
at hand on the bench. Bio-Rad
For info: 800-424-6723 www.bio-rad.com/clarity
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