Product category:
Clinical chemistry analysis
News Release from: Promega UK
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 28 January 2003
2003 life science catalogue now
available
New 2003 catalogue with 1300 products enabling first class research in genomics, proteomics, cell analysis, molecular diagnostics and genetic identification
Promega announces the availability of its 2003 Life Science catalogue, which features over 1300 products enabling first class research in genomics, proteomics, cell analysis, molecular diagnostics and genetic identification The new catalogue includes Promega's full range of products from complete, integrated systems for automated laboratories, to a range of tools designed to unravel the complexities of cell signaling, protein translation and human identification, as well as biochemical buffers, reagents, and enzymes for molecular biology
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 4 Sep 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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Promega's unrivalled understanding of scientists' needs has generated a range of new products to make research easier and more successful.
These include new easy-to-use assay kits such as the CytoTox-One homogenous membrane integrity assay for one-step cell viability testing; the Dual-Glo Luciferase assay system for monitoring gene transcription using two reporter genes in a single sample; and a range of new Wizard kits for RNA and DNA purification.
Designed for scientists working in both traditional academic research laboratories and high throughput, automated commercial environments, the Promega 2003 catalogue contains a wealth of technical and application notes - all supported by further information available from Promega's team of Technical Services Scientists and the Promega.
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