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Snapin: A protein with therapy potential for autism

Rutgers' Bonnie Firestein likens nerve cells to trees -- some are short and bushy with many branches while others are tall with a few branches coming out of one or two main trunks. Different branching patterns correlate with specific disorders and Firestein's quest is to discover how these dissimilar patterns come about and why. A new paper by Firestein and her colleagues at Rutgers, The S...

Scientists take 'snapshots' of enzyme action

Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory, the New York Structural Biology Center, and SGX Pharmaceuticals, Inc., have determined the atomic crystal structure and functional mechanism of an enzyme essential for eliminating unwanted, non-nutritional compounds such as drugs, industrial chemicals, and toxic compounds from the body. The detailed mechanism of action...

Gene Bridges And Covalys To Develop Restriction-Enzyme-Free SNAP-tag Gene Fusion Kits

Gene Bridges and Covalys Biosciences AG today announced a collaboration to develop "Copy & Paste" DNA engineering kits to generate SNAP-tag fusion proteins based on Gene Bridges' Red/ET recombination technology. Gene Bridge's Red/ET cloning system does not require restriction enzymes and allows the engineering of large DNA sequences, such as BACs, (bacterial artificial chromosomes) with singl...

High resolution 'snapshots' detail dynamics of a cocaine antibody

Cocaine-binding antibodies have shown some promise in their ability to neutralize cocaine toxicity, but their binding ability is severely impaired by high concentrations of the drug. A catalytic monoclonal antibody such as 7A1, on the other hand, has the ability to regenerate after each new dose of the drug, making it far more effective than others in metabolizing cocaine. The study, which...

Fast-freeze snapshot yields new picture of nerve-muscle junction

When nerve cells excite muscle fibers to flex, getting synaptic proteins and components into the right place can mean the difference between feats of strength or lapses of drowsy lethargy. Several proteins that have been shown to be major players in synaptic transmission have now been studied using a flash-freeze physical-fixation technique that reveals new details of their location and fu...

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SilverSNAP (R) Stain for Mass Spectrometry from Pierce Biotechnology, Inc.

Description:Introducing SilverSNAP Stain for Mass Spectrometry Applications In the age of the proteome, mass spectrometry (MS) has emerged as a powerful protein identification and characterization tool. Silver staining of 2-D gels is now an important intermediate step in a set of procedures that leads ultimately to identification of specific proteins in the proteome by mass fingerprinting methods. Th...
Company:Pierce Biotechnology, Inc.

Mouse Anti-Rat Golgi Snap Receptor Complex Member 2 (GOSR2) Monoclonal Antibody, Unconjugated from Lifespan Biosciences

Description:Anti-GOSR2 Monoclonal AntibodyOther Immunocytochemistry, Immunoprecipitation, Western Blot...
Company:Lifespan Biosciences

GeneSnap from SYNGENE

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Mouse Anti-Human SNAPC5 Monoclonal Antibody, Unconjugated, Clone 6G10 from Abnova Corporation

Description:Mouse monoclonal antibody raised against a full length recombinant SNAPC5. NCBI Entrez Gene ID = SNAPC5...
Company:Abnova Corporation

Rabbit Anti-Human SNAPAP Polyclonal Antibody, Unconjugated from Proteintech Group, Inc.

Description:SNARE associated protein snapin, clone MGC:2717...
Company:Proteintech Group, Inc.
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CIO Leadership Series: Snap-On's Moreno offers lessons in IT transformation

Moreno certainly isn't the first chief information officer to join a large, global business organization and find herself in ch...
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Snippy haircuts, snappier AIDS lessons from barbers

Under the shade of a tree or by the side of a bus stand, they snap up conversations with customers while giving them a shave or a haircut. But the barbers // aren't quite indulging in idle chitchat: they are talking HIV/AIDS. In a novel initiative, 85 roadside barbers in the busy commercialised neighbourhood of Lajpat Nagar in south Delhi are spreading awareness about the disease and...

Snappy Mobiles Known To Cause Snappish Behavior in Families

There is a flip side to cell phones as well! The Cell Boom, a boon to communication has turned a bane to family relationships, according to a recent study.// As part of the study, more than a thousand steady mobile phone users were tracked for over 2 years. The study revealed a definite decline in satisfied family relationships, attributed to constant mobile communication that invad...

Snap Shot of the Drinking Habits of the Scots and Its Associated Memory Loss

According to the survey conducted by the Scottish executives large numbers of Scots is experiencing memory loss as a result of binge// drinking. The researchers feel that memory loss is associated with long-term brain damage. It can also leave young women in vulnerable situations, becoming a target for rapists. This survey targeted young people in four cities found that a large percenta...

A Snapshot of the Findings of the National Family Health Survey in India

The National Family Health Survey 2005-06 has revealed the extent of spousal violence//, HIV rates in families, as well data on the injustice meted out to unmarried women. The survey spanned 29 states and was supported by a network f 30 organizations who were involved in accumulating data. There was an evident improvement in certain categories. Fred Arnold, Vice-President, ORC Macro sa...

Four Percent of American Youths are Requested to Post Sexual Snaps on Web

A new research has revealed that four percent of American youths online have been asked to send a sexually explicit photo of themselves over the Internet. Researchers at the University of New Hampshire's Crimes against Children Research Center have found that one in 25 youth who use the Internet got a request to send out a sexual picture of themselves during the course of the year....
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60 Lead wire with snap connector

Description:One inch disposable patch electrode uses a specially formulated adhesive solid gel. Reusable lead wire with snap connector provides economic benefits. Ideal for sleep studies where leg movement or EKG recording is desired....
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120 Lead wire with snap connector

Description:One inch disposable patch electrode uses a specially formulated adhesive solid gel. Reusable lead wire with snap connector provides economic benefits. Ideal for sleep studies where leg movement or EKG recording is desired....
Company:Cadwell Laboratories, Inc.

Fiberoptic Light Guide, snap-on

Description:ACMI™ offers an assortment of fiberoptic light guides, high transmission autoclavable fiberoptic light guides, and light guide adapters to connect our scopes to other manufacturers' light sources....
Company:GYRUS ACMI

High Transmission Autoclavable Fiberoptic Light Guide, snap-on

Description:ACMI™ offers an assortment of fiberoptic light guides, high transmission autoclavable fiberoptic light guides, and light guide adapters to connect our scopes to other manufacturers' light sources....
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High Transmission Autoclavable Fiberoptic Light Guide, with 45 angled instrument fitting, snap-on

Description:ACMI™ offers an assortment of fiberoptic light guides, high transmission autoclavable fiberoptic light guides, and light guide adapters to connect our scopes to other manufacturers' light sources....
Company:GYRUS ACMI

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