webinars

Join us for an in-depth dive into western blotting. Whether you are new to western blotting or an experienced user looking for tips, this five-part webinar series has something for you. Slides and downloadable resources will be available for each webinar. Complete all five classes to receive a certificate of completion and a colorful Western Blotting University poster.

Presented by: Kenneth J. Oh, PhD, Applications, Collaborations, and New Technology Manager, Protein Quantitation Marketing Group, Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc.
Date: Tuesday, March 6, 2018

Western blotting is a popular tool for protein quantitation, and the advent of digital imaging has greatly increased the sensitivity, dynamic range, and quantitation limits of this technique. In the second webinar in this series, get step-to-step instructions for normalizing western blot data using Image Lab 6.0 Software.

Presented by: Kenneth J. Oh, PhD, Applications, Collaborations, and New Technology Manager, Protein Quantitation Marketing Group, Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc.
Date: Tuesday, October 24, 2017

Western blotting continues to be a ubiquitous tool for the identification and quantitation of protein(s) of interest. The first webinar in this series will focus on common normalization techniques for quantitative western blotting and discuss important considerations when using these techniques.

Discover how Bio-Rad develops highly specific, high-affinity recombinant monoclonal anti-idiotypic antibodies ideal for use in PK and ADA assays.

Recommended for researchers with limited experience of flow cytometry.

Provides an overview of the IP process and hands-on-advice on how to design and control IP experiments.

Differentiating between healthy and apoptic cells.

Best practice for sample preparation, staining, and analysis.

Best practice for sample preparation, staining, and analysis.

Dr. Mark Snyder, a leading expert in the field of protein purification, presents the purification process development for two very different targets, adenovirus and bacterial surface proteins. In both cases, a two-step column process results in a preparation with high yield and activity and very low host cell protein and DNA contamination. Conditions used make the methods suitable for large-scale production. In this webinar you will learn about: Advantages of mixed-mode resins Optimizing purification process development Procedures for purifying adenovirus and bacterial surface proteins