How To Teaching Series
- technical@novusbio.com
- 1-888-506-6887
- How to Run a Western Blot
Antibodies bind to specific sequences of amino acids, known as the epitope. Because amino acid sequences are different from protein to protein, antibodies can recognize specific proteins among a group of many. Therefore, a single protein, usually within...
- How to Run an ELISA
ELISA is an acronym for Enzyme Linked ImmunoSorbent Assay. Similar to Western Blots, antibodies are used to detect the presence of proteins or other antibodies, known as antigens. There are three major types of ELISAs: Indirect, Sandwich and Competitive...
- How to Perform Immunohistochemistry
Unlike ELISA and Western Blot, IHC has the ability to show where certain proteins are located within a tissue section at a fixed moment in time. But, just like ELISA and Western Blot, IHC uses antibodies to detect the presence of particular proteins. IHC...
- How to Use the Novus Explorer
This How to Guide provides detailed instructions of how to use Novus' bioinformatic tool, the Novus Explorer.
- How to Work with siRNA
This presentation will include a thorough explanation of the theory behind the uses of siRNA, an siRNA protein expression knockdown protocol using pre-made small siRNA and common problems and variables in both theory and method.
- How to Use Lightning-Link Antibody Labeling Kits
This guide is a user friendly tool that allows you to learn the basics of common antibody labeling methods. It also describes Lightning-Link technology, which massively simplifies the production of labeled antibodies.
- How to Get Started with Flow Cytometry
This guide is a user friendly tool that explains the basics of Flow Cytometry.
- How to use Antibody Purification Kits
This How to Guide explains the basics of using our antibody, serum and tissue culture purification kits for removing other proteins, exchanging buffers, and increasing the antibody concentration.
