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Sequencing of marine bacterium will help study of cell communication

The opportunity to annotate the genome of the glow-in-the-dark bacterium, Vibrio fischeri, which lives in symbiotic harmony within the light organ of the bobtail squid, has helped a Virginia Tech microbiologist advance her research on quorum sensing, or how cells communicate and function as a community. Researchers studying the newly sequenced genome of the marine bacterium V. fischeri, d...

Solutions that reduce death of marine life reeled in by International Smart Gear Competition

As the world prepared to observe Earth Day, World Wildlife Fund and its partners in the International Smart Gear Competition announced three new winning solutions to prevent the accidental maiming and killing of marine mammals, juvenile fish, and sea turtles that become ensnared by fishing nets and longlines--a problem known as bycatch--while also improving the efficiency of commercial fishing.</...

Marine sponge yields nanoscale secrets

The simple marine sponge is inspiring cutting-edge research in the design of new materials at the University of California, Santa Barbara. A report about these exciting new results involving the use of gold nanoparticles is the cover story of the current issue of the scientific journal, Advanced Materials. The article is written by Daniel E. Morse, professor of molecular, cellular and dev...

UN environmental agency steps up battle against marine pollution

Coastal pollution, including plastic waste, discarded lead-acid batteries and used oils and lubricants, will come under renewed attack under a new agreement signed by the United Nations environmental agency and an international treaty body controlling hazardous wastes. The Memorandum of Understanding, signed last week in Nairobi, Kenya, by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) Regional Seas Program...

Evidence of 600-million-year old fungi-algae symbiosis discovered in marine fossils

Researchers from China and the United States have found evidence of lichen-like symbiosis in 600-million-year-old fossils from South China. The previous earliest evidence of lichen was 400 million years old, discovered in Scotland. The discovery also adds to the scarce fossil record of fungi and raises new questions about lichen evolution. Xunlai Yuan, a paleontologist with the Nanjing Ins...

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Turn and Cast Submarine Gel System from Thermo Scientific

Description:The Turn & Cast submarine gel systems used gasketed gel trays. Turn the tray 90 degrees and cast the gel in the tank. Turn it back and run the gel - its as simple as that. For added convenience, each Turn & Cast tray is UV transparent. Each tray accommodates two comb positions, one near the edge of the tray and one in the center. This allows you the option of running two rows of samples on every...
Company:Thermo Scientific

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Genomic DNA Isolation From 510 mg Marine Invertebrate Tissue

Catalog #732-6340 Expected yield range: 210 g DNA 1. Dissect tissue sample quickly and freeze in liquid nitrogen. Store at -70 to -80C. Fresh tissue may also be used. Work very quickly and k...

Using the DCode System to Identify DNA Sequence Variation for Studies of Population Structure in Marine Organisms

Patrick M. Gaffney, Elizabeth A. Orbacz, and Ziniu Yu, College of Marine Studies, University of Delaware, Lewes, Delaware. DNA polymorphisms are useful tools for ecological and evolutionary studies of both terrestrial and marine organisms, with applications ranging from s...

Madison is flourishing while Marinette is dying

It can be summed up in three words: Local columnist John Roach once told me that an indicator of the strength of a community i...

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Marine Reserves Protect Coral Reefs

Marine reserves serve to protect both coral reefs and fish, according to a study conducted by the researchers belonging to the University of Exeter. The Science journal has published these reports. // The researchers looked at how a marine park in the Bahamas was affected by the return of the reef's top predator, the Nassau Grouper. They were concerned that an increase in groupers could have an a...

Diseases in Marine Animals Could Portend Unhealthy Prognosis for Humans

There appears to be profound links between land-based pollution, and diseases in our marine mammals, according to scientists, physicians, and veterinarians, that implies an unhealthy prognosis for Human health. // According to Paul Sandifer, Chief Scientist for the new Oceans and Human Health Initiative in the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA),"Marine mammals are...

Oceans May Turn More Acidic and Threaten Marine Life

Carbon dioxide emissions have rendered the oceans acidic, threatening the health of the marine life. This is a similar occurrence, akin to what happened to the dinosaurs, some 65 million years ago, when they just disappeared from// the face of the earth. Ken Caldeira of the Carnegie Institution's Department of Global Ecology has presented this research at the AGU/ASLO Ocean Sciences meeting in Ho...

Pollutant TBT Affects Hearing in Marine Mammals

According to the researchers from Yale School of Medicine it is found that chloride ions are critical to hearing in mammals//. Joseph Santos-Sacchi, professor in the Departments of Surgery and Neurobiology and first author of the study said that hearing in marine and other mammals could be affected by environmental toxins, such as TBT (tributyl tin). The study indicates that this envir...

Officer of Anti-Submarine Squadron Quarantined With Tuberculosis

A 32-year-old first-class petty officer, a member of the Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron 4, has been kept in isolation with active tuberculosis. He had returned// on July 6th after a six-month deployment aboard the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan, the Navy said yesterday. The sailor became sick in early June and was initially diagnosed as having pneumonia by ship's medical staff, bu...

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HE 33 Mini Submarine unit, Basic

Description:Hoefer offers the HE 33 Mini Submarine Unit for nucleic acid analysis in the mini gel range. The HE 33 is designed for very fast separations of DNA restriction fragments in agarose gels. The clear molded base acts as a heat-sink. Fill the base with coolant and seal. Precool the unit prior to the run, by either keeping the unit in a freezer or by immersing it in an ice bath. By keeping the gel and...
Company:Hoefer, Inc.

MINI-CHAMELEON SUBMARINE GEL

Description:The Mini-Chameleon has a centimeter ruler etched into the gel tray which casts a ruler into each gel. It includes apparatus, connecting cables, three 7x10 cm gel trays, 4 aluminum casting bars, three 8-well and three 14-well combs. The Chameleon can accomodate up to five combs and allows for simultaneous electrophoresis of a maximum of 120 samples with a 2.5 cm path length. Ideal for PCR samples....
Company:Idea Scientific

HE 33 Mini Submarine unit, Complete

Description:Hoefer offers the HE 33 Mini Submarine Unit for nucleic acid analysis in the mini gel range. The HE 33 is designed for very fast separations of DNA restriction fragments in agarose gels. The clear molded base acts as a heat-sink. Fill the base with coolant and seal. Precool the unit prior to the run, by either keeping the unit in a freezer or by immersing it in an ice bath. By keeping the gel and...
Company:Hoefer, Inc.

Horizontal Submarine Electrophoresis units

Description:Submarine gels may be formed directly on the UV-transparent gel bed using small sliding baffles to contain the agarose as it cools, or outside the unit using a UV-transparent gel tray sealed with tape. Gel is 7.5cm wide 10cm long. Different colors are offered for any color-coding your lab requires (e.g., RNA only). Combs and tape are not included. Gel tray is not included with the Mini-Gel unit....
Company:Sigma-Aldrich

HIGH-THROUGHPUT SUBMARINE SYSTEM

Description:Three different sized High-Throughput Submarine Systems are designed for the rapid screening of samples from microtitre plates. Analyze high numbers of cloning products, restriction fragments, synthetic oligos or PCR products simultaneously. The microtitre format allows multi-channel pipetting for accuracy and speed with additional savings in expensive reagents. The three units have gel bed dimen...
Company:C.B.S. Scientific Company

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