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Listing of all 8 news releases from Epigentek:
378 specific gene knockdown quantification kits
Epigentek announces tre release of the QuantiSir specific gene knockdown quantification kit series which includes 378 individual kits
News from Epigentek (26 January 2007)
Directly modify DNA in whole cells or tissues
Epigentek announced that it released the Methylamp whole cell bisulphite modification kit which allows the DNA modification to be processed directly using cells or tissues
News from Epigentek ( 5 October 2006)
Innovative quantification of gene knockdown
General gene knockdown quantification kit uses unique procedures/compositions to directly quantify gene knockdown effects at the protein level by using various mammalian cell or tissue lysates
News from Epigentek (20 September 2006)
Methylated DNA immunoprecipitation (MDIP) kit
The kit uses a proprietary and unique procedure/composition to efficiently enrich methylated DNA directly from various mammalian cell or tissue lysates.
News from Epigentek ( 1 June 2006)
Site-specific histone H3 global methylation assays
The site-specific methylation of histone H3 has been demonstrated to play a critical role in silencing and activating gene function and to be involved in certain pathological processes such as cancer
News from Epigentek ( 5 January 2006)
Measuring site-specific histone methyltransferases
Non-isotopic assay method used for measuring activity/inhibition of site-specific histone methyltransferases
News from Epigentek ( 9 November 2005)
Fastest protein-DNA investigation available
Chromatin immunoprecipitation kit can be completed within four and a half hours, using a unique procedure and composition to investigate protein-DNA interaction
News from Epigentek (12 July 2005)
Fastest procedures for DNA modification
Novel DNA methylation modification technology promises to make assays much simpler, faster, more convenient, and more efficient than currently used methods
News from Epigentek (14 April 2005)
