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Hello everyone! Glow discharge treatment of TEM carbon-coated grids is a commonly used routine. Usually the grids are placed onto the cathode, and they are separated from the cathode by a glass...
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Hello! I treat a polymer surface with plasma and I expect that some free radicals form on it, because it demonstrates high adsorption. How could I quantify the presence of free radicals on a...
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Hello! I need a solid (non-porous) nitrocellulose film, and I am trying to prepare it by solution-casting. I dissolve nitrocellulose in acetone, dimethylformamide or their mixture, pour the...
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Hello! I have a question about the pores in membranes. Membranes made of nitrocellulose, PVDF, nylon and other polymers are widely used in laboratories for blotting, filtering, etc. Almost any...
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Hello everyone! I have a pair of images (A and B) of the same object, and these images were taken at different time moments. Some parts of the object shifted, deformed or even disappeared;...
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I want to measure the protein concentration C, and I know that my protein of interest is the only protein that I have in solution. Why don't people use intrinsic Phe, Tyr, Trp fluorescence for...
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Hello! I am looking for examples of industrial processes which are catalyzed by enzymes (either natural or recombinant). Particularly, I am interested in processes that end up with enzyme removal...
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Hello! Small liposomes (100-200 nm) can hardly be pelleted using a centrifuge. I want to prepare saccharide-loaded liposomes, which could be pelleted relatively easily (I plan to make a...
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I want to prepare liposomes made of azolectin (sometimes spelled as asolectin). I start with the azolectin powder, and many protocols say that I should wash it with acetone (dissolve, centrifuge,...
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I want to use fluorescence microscopy to study fibroblasts grown on electrospun mats. Although such experiments are widely described in the literature, I faced a problem. We usually immerse the...
08 July 2020 9,421 4 View
Hello! I have a basic question about polymer chemistry. I work with solutions of polyesters and other polymers in organic solvents. Sometimes I add the solvent to the polymer granules and get a...
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Hello! I am trying to make soft litography (microcontact printing) using a stamp made of a photocurable elastomer. I did several sucsessful experiments transerring biopolymers from the elastomer...
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I want to measure the molecular weight distribution of a linear polyester (polylactide, poly(e-caprolactone) or a similar polymer) using GPC. As far as I know, it is usually done with a refractive...
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Silk fibroin is a well-known biodegradable material, and there are hundreds of publications about the usage of silk fibroin in tissue engineering, wound healing, drug delivery etc. However, silk...
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Hello everyone! Could you please help me with interpretation of a compression test experiment? I carry out compression test on a hydrogel sample. The sample is a wet cylinder compressed between...
08 May 2016 2,629 10 View
Thermal denaturation of proteins can be studied by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC). It works mostly with protein solutions, and I can't find any information about the DSC experiments on...
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