[Protein-analysis] Inferring rough protein structure from gelelectrophoresis

Have a look at Dual Polarisation Interferometry
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In article <[Only registered users see links. ].net >, [Only registered users see links. ] wrote:

I wanted to read about the technology and see how useful it might be
in our lab but your web site wants user registration for about
any useful information. So I just closed the page. Life is too short
and spam is too plentyful to register on every web site.

You are probably losing many potential cistomers over this silly
requirement.

DK

Hmm, odd then that I could bring up .pdfs and product details without doing
so. Try [Only registered users see links. ]

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Ian Mc

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