BioTechniques: The International Journal of Life Science Methods Announces the Publication of the May 2014 Issue—Available in Print and Online as an Open Access Journal
New York, NY (PRWEB) May 27, 2014 -- The May 2014 issue of BioTechniques (http://www.biotechniques.com) is now available as an open access journal featuring the following articles:
- Misfolded protein? We have a chemical for that
- Simultaneous isolation of mRNA and native protein from minute samples of cells
- Isolation and characterization of mammalian cells expressing the Arf promoter during eye development
- Lessons learned from vivo-morpholinos: How to avoid vivo-morpholino toxicity
- A simple filtration technique for obtaining purified human chromosomes in suspension
- Efficient construction of rAAV-based gene targeting vectors by Golden Gate cloning
- Comparative next-generation sequencing of adeno-associated virus inverted terminal repeats
- Concordance of Affymetrix GeneChip® Human Transcriptome Array 2.0 and real-time PCR results using USB® VeriQuest® qPCR master mixes
- Purification of High-quality DNA from Saliva Samples with DANAGENE Saliva System applied to TargetSeq-NGS protocols
- Sensitive ligand-based protein quantification using immuno-PCR: A critical review of single-probe and proximity ligation assays
Keywords: p19Arf; primary vitreous; perivascular cells; primary cell isolation; arf, eye development; hyaloid regression; RNA isolation and purification, enzyme assay, oligo (dT), ovary, antibodies; immunoquantitative PCR, proximity ligation assay, immuno-PCR, multiplex protein analysis, aptamers
Also available is the April 2014 issue of BioTechniques featuring the following articles:
- The twisted path to pluripotency
- Coating extracellular matrix proteins on a (3-aminopropyl)triethoxysilane-treated glass substrate for improved cell culture
- GENESUS: A two-step sequence design program for DNA nanostructure self-assembly
- Lyophilized Escherichia coli-based cell-free systems for robust, high-density, long-term storage
- Advantages of using the QIAshredder instead of restriction digestion to prepare DNA for droplet digital PCR
- Inactivation of an integrated antibiotic resistance gene in mammalian cells to re-enable antibiotic selection
- Profile of Xiaoliang Sunney Xie - Mallinckrodt Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Harvard University
Keywords: CRISP/Cas, selectable markers, digital PCR, genomic DNA, copy number analysis, recombinate proteins, cell-free protein synthesis, proteomics, Western blots, DNA nanostructures, computational biology, DNA self-assembly, cell culture, extracellular matrix, glass slide coatings, stem cell biology, stem cell analysis, molecular biology
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About BioTechniques
BioTechniques, the international journal of life science methods, provides open access to first-quality, peer-reviewed papers on laboratory techniques and protocols. Now in its 56th volume, BioTechniques has over 80,000 print subscribers worldwide. The journal augments its peer-reviewed content with feature articles and topic-specific supplements. Visit http://www.biotechniques.com for more details or to subscribe.
Damon Mastandrea, Informa, +1 212-520-2739, [email protected]
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