Great idea. Let's start creating a list here, i will create the list based on what is written in here, and in case you want it afterwards i will happily share it :)

I will give it a go first, and i hope you will add as many as you can remember. If you could get others to add as well then it would be great!

- Immunohistochemistry

- Immunocytochemistry

- Western blot

-Southern blot

- Northern blot

-qPCR

-rtPCR

-immunoprecipitation

-Isolectric focusing

- Microscopy

-confocal microscopy

-electron microscopy

-immunnoEM

- cell culture of immortalised cells

-cell culture of primary cell

-DNA sequencing

-eastern blot

-far-eastern blotting

-Far-western blotting

-Ligase chain reaction

-northwestern blot

-Plasmid

Cloning of plasmid

-cloning of virus

_reverse northern blot

-Run-off trancription

-Sanger sequencing

-Cell sorting

-Single cell sequencing

A good start is the lab website of some big labs in your field. They usually have a listing of lab protocols.

Or you could compile them from the methods sections of publications. It's going to be a VERY long list!

Katie and Rahul, thank you for your replies. I am well aware that the list will be extremely long, so i was hoping that somebody had already done it :)

What is your area in life science?

Hi Yuan-Yeu. I am working in neuroscience, but the list should be covering all aspects of life science, not only my own. Do you know of such a list?

I'm yet to find such a comprehensive list! But all the best

Hi Simon Molgaard,

It will be difficult to find a such list, containing all lab techniques from all areas of life science. For example, technique lists for molecular labs usually don't cover the tachniques for plant taxomomy (ex. how to do plant tissue dissection with microtome).......But, I will let you know, if I come across one.

How about we start curating one right here Simon?

Rahul Roy,

Then, I think, we have to find experts from different life science areas first....

I suggest we try to establish one by each person listing the techniques he can think of in his field.I think it will be a good start.

Great idea. Let's start creating a list here, i will create the list based on what is written in here, and in case you want it afterwards i will happily share it :)

I will give it a go first, and i hope you will add as many as you can remember. If you could get others to add as well then it would be great!

- Immunohistochemistry

- Immunocytochemistry

- Western blot

-Southern blot

- Northern blot

-qPCR

-rtPCR

-immunoprecipitation

-Isolectric focusing

- Microscopy

-confocal microscopy

-electron microscopy

-immunnoEM

- cell culture of immortalised cells

-cell culture of primary cell

-DNA sequencing

-eastern blot

-far-eastern blotting

-Far-western blotting

-Ligase chain reaction

-northwestern blot

-Plasmid

Cloning of plasmid

-cloning of virus

_reverse northern blot

-Run-off trancription

-Sanger sequencing

-Cell sorting

-Single cell sequencing

Size exclusion chromatography

ion exchange chromatography

agarose gel electrophoresis

high performance liquid chromatography

bradford method of protein quantification

here I'm writing some of my lab techniques, please find those if these are useful to you.

Plasmid isolation

Digestion with Restriction enzymes

DIALYSIS (Electroporation)

Agarose gel electrophoresis

Gram staining

MALDI Tof

mass spectroscopy

flow cyto-metry

Serial dilution

enumeration of bacteria from soil, water, sewage samples by isoaltion, enumeration methods by using microbial techniques.

plating methods- Spread plate, pour plate, streak plate methods

WBC, RBC, Platelets counting

Haemoglobin estimation by Shali's method

IMVIC tests

Thin layer chromatography

paper chromatography

absorption chromatography

Blood groups detection method by using antiseras

Widal test

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