Bioradiations Staff

The Hanging with My Chromies podcast series is focused on the many surprising applications of chromatography and the stories surrounding them. Join us every month to see what you can learn.

Follow along as a new starry-eyed graduate student learns the ins and outs of life as a research scientist, gaining valuable western blotting tips and tricks. Along for the ride are a seasoned postdoctoral fellow and traditional principal investigator.

The Brilliant Science podcasts will introduce you to some of the amazing science being done around the world. Join us every month to see what you can learn.

Learn about the exciting new field of long noncoding RNA (lncRNA) and how this newly discovered class of RNA compares to messenger RNA (mRNA).

Presented by: Rachael Preston, PhD, Applications Scientist, Bio-Rad Laboratories

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The most common method for assessing the phosphorylation state of a protein is western blotting. In this webinar we talk you through how to fine-tune your western blot protocol to detect phosphorylation events and generate publication-quality western blots.

For the past 30 years, there has been one assumed culprit of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) — beta-amyloid. However, researchers have been unsuccessful in developing effective therapies targeting this protein. Understand the history of AD and beta-amyloid and see what other biomarkers are being investigated as potential therapeutic targets.

Co-immunoprecipitation (co-IP) is a great way to identify target protein complexes and interacting partners. Though the technique can be highly informative, it is also challenging to master. The six tips and protocol outlined in this article will help you achieve successful co-IP results.

Presented by: Brett Houser, Bio-Plex Multiplex Immunoassay Product Manager, Protein Quantitation Group

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Bio-Plex Manager Software is a powerful, intuitive tool used to generate and analyze xMap data. In this webinar you will:

• Learn how to create an assay protocol
• Learn how to acquire data
• Understand basic software parameters
• Learn about general functionality and navigation
• Master optimization of standard curves and export data for further analysis

Presented by: Angie Green, PhD, Senior Scientist

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We discuss using a multiparameter flow cytometry panel to monitor T-cell exhaustion states and the expression of checkpoint inhibitors. We used an in vitro model; however, the panel is designed to be compatible with clinical samples to monitor immunotherapy.

Presented by: Hana Kim, PhD, Global Product Manager, Process Chromatography
Jiali Liao, PhD, Principal Scientist, Process Chromatography

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Learn about Nuvia HP-Q Resin, a new rigid bead engineered with large pores and optimized surface extenders to deliver both high binding capacity and high recovery at high flow rates. It is ideal for large molecule purification, including plasma proteins, viruses, and VLPs.