pancreatic

RNase Inhibitor (Cloned) from Ambion

...ed in E. coli and is a potent inhibitor of neutral pancreatic RNase A type enzymes. The mode of inhibition is noncompetitive; the inhibitor tightly binds RNases in a 1:1 ratio. The enzyme has been shown to inactivate RNases present in many tissues and cell types. Addition of the ribonuclease inhibitor has been...

ANTI-RNase from Ambion

...r that noncovalently binds and inactivates neutral pancreatic RNase A-type enzymes. No inhibition is seen with RNase 1, T1, T2, H, U1, U2 or CL3. ANTI-RNase is distinct from human placental ribonuclease inhibitor in that it has a more robust interaction with RNase and does not release active RNase in the absenc...

DNase I, ds Qualified from Novagen

...I, ds Qualified is a special preparation of bovine pancreatic DNase I that can be used for double stranded cleavage of DNA molecules. In the presence of Mn2+ and absence of Mg2+, the enzyme makes double strand breaks at random sites in DNA. The average size of the resulting fragments can be controlled by the en...

COPAS 500 from Union Biometrica

...eds and beads even delicate cell clusters such as pancreatic islets and embryoid bodies. Analysis is performed based on up to five parameters size, optical density, and three fluorescent spectra. Sorting is based on user-defined ranges of these parameters, and achieved using our patented pneumatic mechanism...

Streptozotocin from Calbiochem

...enic compound that acts as a nitric oxide donor in pancreatic islets. An antibiotic effective against Gram-negat...ia. Causes DNA alkylation and DNA strand breaks in pancreatic islet cells. Purity: ≥95% by HPLC. Soluble in H 2 O. RTECS LZ5775000, CAS 18883-66-4, M.W. 265.2....

Peptone from Sigma-Aldrich

...otics, toxins and enzyme productions. From casein, pancreatic digest For microbiology pH6.8 0.5 at 25 C, 2% in water...

Dog Anti-Pig Pancreatic Islets of Langerhans Cells Polyclonal Antibody, Unconjugated from Abcam

...Pig): Sonicated crude membrane fraction of porcine pancreatic islets of langerhans cells....