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Cell Cycle and Development Newsletter - 5th Edition

Novus Knows Gamete Markers
The asymmetric cellular division of meiosis is required for eukaryotic sexual reproduction. Gametes, the haploid cells produced via meiosis, contain all of the genetic information passed from one generation to the next. Therefore, studies on gamete development function and interactions are critical to our understanding of both reproductive biology and genetic evolution. Here, we are highlighting some of our most popular antibodies for gamete markers.

BMP-15 Antibody (NBP2-14888)
MMP9 Antibody
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Apoptosis Newsletter - 15th Edition

Spotlight on Survivin Regulation via Post Translational Modification
Survivin regulation by p53, Cdc2, PLK1 and Aurora B is critical to the inhibition of apoptosis and cell survival. For instance, phosphorylation at site 20 inhibits survivin, whereas phospho site 34 activates survivin and inhibits apoptosis. Alternatively, acetylation at site 129 negatively affects STAT3 tumor transactivation.

Novus is committed to advancing the understanding of survivin regulation with our innovative line of top quality apoptosis research reagents. Here we are highlighting some of our most popular Survivin antibodies specific for various post translational modification states.

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Cancer Newsletter - 19th Edition

Spotlight on Melanoma Markers
As summer heats up, melanoma remains the hottest topic in cancer research. Key therapies are racing to the finish line, with some currently seeking approval. Novus has extensive experience with these targets and is here to help with all your melanoma needs, so check out these headline proteins and our other melanoma research tools below!

Summer Beach

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Lipid & Metabolism Newsletter - 18th Edition
Overweight Guy

With summer swimsuit season in full swing, the topics of fat metabolism, body shape and obesity will likely be at the front of many peoples’ minds. Although the effects of healthy diet and exercise on lipid metabolism are well documented, much important research remains on the underlying genetic causes of obesity predisposition. Here we are highlighting some of our most popular antibodies for obesity and fat metabolism research.

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Cardiology Newsletter – 3rd Edition
Dr. Andreas Gruentzig

Spotlight on Andreas Gruentzig, Angioplasty and Cardiovascular Disease
Dr. Andreas Gruentzig, also called "the father of interventional cardiology", performed the first successful coronary angioplasty in 1977. His new procedure marked a major advancement for the treatment of coronary artery disease, and is credited with saving many thousands of lives. Here we are celebrating Dr. Gruentzig’s 74th birthday by highlighting some of our extensive catalog of atherosclerosis related cardiology...

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