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Answer added in Plant Biotechnology33 Sterilization of Arabidopsis seeds?By Kasturi Banerjee · Kyushu UniversityFernando Cardoso · Universidade NOVA de LisboaI do a 1st wash with etanol 96%, for 1 min to remove wax and them the Mohammad Ali protocol.I do a 1st wash with etanol 96%, for 1 min to remove wax and them the Mohammad Ali protocol.Following
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Answer added in Immunological Assays9 Can I re-incubate ELISA plates with primary Ab?By Rafael Brandão · University of CopenhagenFernando Cardoso · Universidade NOVA de LisboaYou can re-use your antigen ( protein or antibody) just collected after first incubation and use again up to two times. But if you want you can al... [more]You can re-use your antigen ( protein or antibody) just collected after first incubation and use again up to two times. But if you want you can also re-use your ELISA plates: Add 0.1-0.4M NaOH or an alkaline detergent at 60ºC, for 20 min, them live overnight, next day wash with tap water, dry it and re-use it!.... with your first antibody! You can test if the plates are ok, just add second antibody in bloking buffer, wash then add substact and the OD value should be the same as (control plate) the new 96 well plate.Following
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Answer added in ELISA5 Sandwich ELISA - nitrocellulose printing issues.By Valentin Romanov · Wasatch MicrofluidicsFernando Cardoso · Universidade NOVA de LisboaDilute your conjugate more that the dilutions you made.Dilute your conjugate more that the dilutions you made.Following
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Answer added in Contamination82 Human cancer cell line culture contaminationBy Céline Gonçalves · Universidade do MinhoFernando Cardoso · Universidade NOVA de LisboaJohn Schmitz, even if that is not mycoplasma, in my lab I have two Vero cultures one with that "comtamination" and another without that! and the cult... [more]John Schmitz, even if that is not mycoplasma, in my lab I have two Vero cultures one with that "comtamination" and another without that! and the culture medium is the same. Even if he culture in blood agar that contamination eventually could not growth without the mamalian cells that can excrete some compounds to the medium...Following
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Article: SEQUENCES OF THE N-TERMINI OF COAT PROTEINS OF PORTUGUESE ZUCCHINI YELLOW MOSAIC VIRUS ISOLATES AND OF AN EPITOPE RECOGNIZED BY A MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY
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ABSTRACT: The sequences of the N-terminal 132 nucleotides of the coat protein genes of eleven Portuguese isolates of Zucchini yellow mosaic virus (ZYMV) were determined. The nucleotide sequence similarities among the eleven isolates suggested two groups, based on different codon usage for the amino acid residues in seven positions. Comparisons among the encoded amino acid sequences and those previously reported indicated that in this region the Portuguese isolates were identical to isolates from the USA (California), Germany, Italy and France. A monoclonal antibody was produced against a Portuguese isolate that recognized the epitope SGTQPT and cross-reacted with particles of other potyviruses.Journal of Plant Pathology. 01/2005; 87:229-232.