Commercial

Performance Comparisons of Commercial RT-PCR Systems

Stratagene We compared Stratagenes prostar RT-PCR systems to othercommercially available RNA amplification kits to see how well they performed.The ProSTAR HF single-tube RT-PCR system, featurin...

Commercial Plasmid Preparation Methods Yield DNA With Different Transfection Capabilities

Kathleen A. Maguire-Zeiss, Brandon K. Harv e y, Rita E. Giuliano andH o w a rd J. Federo ff, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY, USA Transfection efficiency is dependent upon a number of factors, including method of transfection, cell type, and DNA concentration and purity. Liposome-mediated transfect...

Comparison of Commercial Dye Terminator Removal Kits, Rev A

Julie Chang, Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc., 2000 Alfred Nobel Drive,Hercules, CA 94547 Capillary sequencing technology has altered the field of genomics, increasing throughput and automating the sequencing process. This high-throughput platform has become a standard in production laboratories, drivi...

Researcher wants to commercialize adult stem cell discovery

Sieber-Blum, a professor of cell biology, neurobiology, and anatomy at the , leads a research team that has applied for a patent on its work to isolate, grow, and...

"Smart" lenses hold commercial potential

Researchers at the are investigating a liquid lens design that automatically adapts to environme...

Platypus ready to unveil new commercial lines

The life sciences and nanotechnology company is prepared to expand its product lineup beyond its current variety of nano-structured, gold-coated surfaces used by re...

Tech Council adds commercial property search to website

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UW open-source 3D environment tapped for commercial development

The company announ...

Three Wisconsin approaches to technology transfer and commercialization

MILWAUKEE - Wisconsin needs to not only increase its number of new technology-based companies, but help existing businesses leverage technologies as an integral part of their growth strategies, according to a group of representatives from three of Wisconsins leading technology transfer and commercialization organizations. Representatives from the Medical College of Wisconsin Research Fou...

Medical College gets support to expand technology commercialization

MILWAUKEE -- Five Wisconsin-based businesses and organizations have formed a unique $2.5 million loan pool that will support the efforts of the Medical College of Wisconsin Research Foundation (MCWRF) to expand its technology transfer and commercialization activities. The foundation announced the funding along with the formation of a new Division of Marketing and Licensing, whose primary purpose...