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Cell Proliferation Kit Outperforms the Competition in the Range of Cells Typically Counted

Quantitating cell number is more accurate using the Quantos cellproliferation assay kit Genetic Applications LLC cell proliferation assay kitprovides a simple, reproducible method to assess the number of cells present invarious tissue culture dish formats. In this st...

Outstanding transfection rates using the Multiporator

Using eukaryotic cells, extremely high transfection rates can be achieved due to a hypoosmolar buffer system and short pulses in the s-range. High reproducibility is ensured by an electronically controlled pulse, independent of sample resistance (patent pending)....

Outstanding transfection rates using the Multiporator

Using eukaryotic cells, extremely high transfection rates can be achieved due to a hypoosmolar buffer system and short pulses in the s-range. High reproducibility is ensured by an electronically controlled pulse, independent of sample resistance (patent pending)....

Rapid Chromatography Optimization by pH Scouting Using the New BioLogic Maximizer Valve System, Rev A

Chris Moran, Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc., 2000 Alfred Nobel Dr., Hercules, CA 94547 Fast and efficient protein purification is essential to explore the structure and function of proteins in the human proteome. Successful protein purification strategies use experimental conditions where...

Wisconsin won't get Georgia biotech without a fight

And that's because Georgia is not simply willing to let go of , an Athens, Ga. business that produces neural stem cell kits for research...

AT&T tech rollout will bring 200 jobs to Milwaukee

In making the announcement, Scott T. VanderSanden, president of AT&T Wisconsin, and Seth Rosen, regional vice president of Co...

Kanavas outlines new Invest Wisconsin agenda

The legislative package, which also includes a NanoSTEM initiative, nanotechnology tax credits, and other proposals to stimu...

Are women opting out or shut out from career tracks?

A new Harvard Business Review article, " On Ramps and Of...

Blue Cross BlueShield of South Carolina implements Esker solutions

MADISON solutions as enterprise standards. Esker DeliveryWare Platfo...

Measuring Gene Silencing Effects by RT-PCR Without RNA Isolation

Quantitative or real time RT-PCR is one of the most commonly used techniques for quantitating changes in gene expression across samples. When working with cell or tissue samples for subsequent use in RT-PCR you must extract...

Get the miRNA OutPlant Applications

Patricia Powers & Emmanuel Labourier, Ambion, Inc Quantitative recovery of small RNA such as small interfering RNA (siRNA) and microRNA (miRNA) requires optimized RNA isolation procedures [1]. The <A href="http://www.ambion.com/catalog/CatNum.php?1560">...

Neurite outgrowth cell-by-cell analysis using the IN Cell Developer Toolbox

neurite outgrowth • cell-by-cell • fluorescent image analysis • IN Cell Analyzer • IN Cell Developer Toolbox Neurite extension, or neurite outgrowth, plays a fundamental role in embryonic development, neuronal differentiation, and nervous system function. Neurite outgrowth is also critical in some neuropatho...

Detection of Morphine and Morphine-Glucuronide in Saliva or Urine with a Rapid and Simple Method Without Derivatization on the Varian 500-MS

Testing for drugs of abuse (DoA) is becoming more prevalent in various environments, including forensics and social justice environments as well as in sporting events. Non-heroin opiates such as morphine, oxycodone, and hydrocodone are appearing increasingly in drug indicator data. For examp...

A disgusting video: U.S. companies sell out Americans

. The people on this video make them look like saints. Why? Because the people on the video have no regard for people trying to make a living to support their f...

Wireless carriers mislead consumers about USF reform

customers with access to high-tech communication services. Beginning with traditional wireline telephone service and now with high-speed broadband Internet service in...

DHC 2007: Without fuller IT adoption, health costs might drain America's wealth

Within healthcare IT, a subje...

Outflanking the Google, Yahoo, MSN juggernaut

, is drawing out entrepreneurs and other search...

Visions: Benson touts embedded innovation

awards program, scheduled for May 21 in Madison. The program seeks to provide financial, mentoring, and other resources to women entrepreneurs who want to take their business...

Doyle outlines spending for Medical College, UWM

The investments include an additional $10 million to support collaborative research between the <a href="http://www.mcw.ed...

How Best Buy said bye to burnout, hello to results

It's about time. A large corporation with a strong workaholic and face-time culture and without a vested interest in flexible working...

Economic outlook for 2007, and still clueless on Apple

, and Diane Swonk of <a href=...

New book touts educational power of computer games

So argues David...

AT&T - BellSouth merger: Revestiture continues

They waited until the last week of the year to pull off the largest telecom merger in U.S. history. I always thought that...

Obstructionists block network routing diversity

Making network infrastructure more reliable in this post 9/11 era should be everyone's goal, whether they are part of the government, a network carrier, or a business with mission-critical network needs. This endeavor should transcend any petty competitive issue. Having the best network infrastructure globally is a matter of national defense as well as strategic nat...

Biomedical Alliance about more than stem cells

Not so. While Wisconsin is a national leader in stem cell research, thanks to breakthroughs at the <a...

Who's right about Wisconsin - CDW or RedPrairie?

While there's goo...

Milwaukee runs out of patience with wireless Internet provider

If the is any example, the answer might be yes. Earlier this year, Milwaukee was within 18 months of becoming the first completely wireless large city in the nation. City officials hoped to have some areas of the...

Wisconsin start up Primorigen Biosciences corrals out-of-state investment

Primorigen, a developer of protein t...

Small Tree branches out with affordable video

The joint solution promises Apple Mac OS X users in these creative-content industries an affordable network connection that would reduce the...

Can sales outsourcing grow Wisconsin biotechs?

In the past, NeoClone, a seven-year-old manufacturer of monoclonal antibodies, has grown its revenues and built a customer base organic...

Cities unsure about voter registration software

And the clock is ticking. The Web-based, statewide voter regi...

Some Madisonians content without city wireless

, a division of Georgia-based Cellnet Technology, Inc., manages Madison's Wi-Fi system, which was launched in the downtown area as free trial service i...

Roll out the broadband

Following the passage of Senate Bill 483, also known as the Broadband Deployment Act, the state aims to extend what some have called the "21 Century infrastructure" to rural and other underserved areas. Go...

Are there more Enrons out there?

Ken and Jeff's not-so excellent adventure is entering a new phase. Both are headed to a jumpsuit jamboree courtesy of the U.S. Federal Government. It took nearly four years but the ex-heads of Enron - Ken Lay and Jeff Skilling - were found guilty as charged last week by a thoroughly non-gullible jury of their fellow Houstonians. The duo will soon be sentenced before...

Company issues warning on outsourced software

, a Wisconsin Rapids-based information security and research company, is warning that widespread use of outsourced commercial software by the United States military and other organizations could expose the nation to cyber terrorism caused by life cycle attacks buried deep within the millions of li...

In public attitudes about taxes and spending, Wisconsin is Jekyll and Hyde

For all the talk-show chatter about cutting government spending and holding the line on taxes in Wisconsin, do state policymakers or the people they represent really want to bite the bullet? Based on what happened last week in the Wisconsin Assembly, and what is likely to happen this week in the state Senate, the answer is a tepid "maybe." Perhaps ambivalence in the Capitol accu...

Miszewski touts benefits of IT integration

The man governor Jim Doyle hired to manage the State of Wisconsin's information technology consolidation gave a progress report Thursday on the troubled project, now the subject of a state audit, during a "Consolidation for Optimization" program at the Concourse Hotel. <div cl...

Auditors outline what they want to know about state IT projects

The findings of an audit into troubled information technology projects and systems in state agencies might lead to legislation and even more audits, according to the co-chair of the Legislative Audit Committee. State senator Carol A. Roessler, R-Oshkosh, anticipates the audit will be completed in about a year, in time for work on the 2007-09 biennial budget. "That is critically important...

Executives hear about promise, limits of RFID and nanotech

Wisconsin business executives gathered in Milwaukee to hear how radio frequency identification and nanotechnology can make their businesses more competitive, but while several applications are tantalizingly close, barriers remain. The technologies were outlined during a session of the Wisconsin Innovates Conference. Although presenters Alfonso Gutirrez, director of the <a href="http://ww...

IT outsourcing according to Tom Koulopoulos, part 2

After his keynote at the WTN: You have spoken about outsourcing as a way of distributing the risk of development to other organizations. But does...