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There is no prescribed route to follow to arrive at a new idea. You have to make the intuitive leap. But the difference is that once you've made the intuitive leap you have to justify it by filling in the intermediate steps. In my case, it often happens that I have an idea, but then I try to fill in the intermediate steps and find that they don't work, so I have to give it up. ~Stephen W. Hawking
| Plant Tissue Culture Protocols. Sigma - http://www.sigmaaldrich.com/Area_of_Interest/Life_Science/Plant_Biotechnology/Tissue_Culture_Protocols.html Plant Tissue Culture Protocols. Sigma - [Read Plant Tissue Culture Protocols. Sigma] |
| Protocol for Microtubule Binding Assays - http://www.proweb.org/kinesin/Methods/MT-binding_assay.html Microtubule binding assay protocol using the materials: Siliconized ultracentrifuge microfuge tubes, GTP-depleted microtubules, 6X SDS loading dye, 1X SDS loading dye, Coomassie Brilliant Blue R 250 (0.8% in 50% methanol + 10% acetic acid)and Destaining solution (13% methanol + 3% acetic acid). - [Read Protocol for Microtubule Binding Assays] |
| Protocol for Cycling Tubulin - http://www.ciwemb.edu/labs/koshland/Protocols/MICROTUBULE/cyclingmicrotub.html Protocol for cycling tubulin using the buffers Glycerol PB and BRB80. - [Read Protocol for Cycling Tubulin] |
| Protocol for Drosophila Larval Chemotaxis Assays - http://vosshall.rockefeller.edu/protocols/LarvalChemotaxisAssay.pdf Drosophila Larval Chemotaxis Assays. Information on: Larva harvesting; Olfactory tests on control larvae; Measuring response. - [Read Protocol for Drosophila Larval Chemotaxis Assays] |
| Protocol for L-selectin-PNAd Interactions under Flow Conditions. - http://www.cbrinstitute.org/labs/springer/protocols/azucena_flow_chamber.html This protocol focuses on the interactions between L-selectin expressed on neutrophils and PNAd coated onto the plastic surface. The main purpose of the flow chamber assay is to visualize and measure interactions between flowing cells expressing a given adhesion molecule on their surface, and their receptor, either directly coated on the flow chamber lower wall or expressed on a cell monolayer. - [Read Protocol for L-selectin-PNAd Interactions under Flow Conditions.] |
| Protocol for Matrigel Invasion Assays - http://www.scienceboard.net/resources/protocols.asp?action=article&protocol_id=54 Matirgel is considered as basement membrane and generated from EHS sarcoma. Matrigel contains not only basement membrane components (collagens, laminin, and proteoglycans)but also matrix degrading enzymes/their inhibitors and growth factors. Invasion of tumor cells into Matrigel has been used to characterize involvement of ECM receptors and matrix degrading enzymes which play roles in tumor progression. - [Read Protocol for Matrigel Invasion Assays] |
| Protocol for Measurement of Cell Adhesion Under Static Conditions - http://www.glycotech.com/protocols/Proto8.html This protocol introduces the use of a liquid-filled wash chamber that separates unbound cells by gravity thereby eliminating uncontrolled shear forces and passage of adherent cells through a liquid/air interface. The cells are loaded with a fluorescent dye (6-carboxyfluorescein diacetate) for detection although other methods such as radioactive labels malabels may be used. This protocol is also useful for assaying molecules that promote or inhibit cell adhesion. - [Read Protocol for Measurement of Cell Adhesion Under Static Conditions] |
| Protocol for Microtubule Assembly - http://www.bio.com/protocolstools/protocol.jhtml?id=p1600 Purified Tubulin is polymerized and then stabilized with Taxol. The resulting Microtubules are then ready for use in motility assays. Protocol use solutions such as 50 mM Mg-GTP, 50 μl 100 mM GTP, 40 μM Taxol, Taxol Stock,and PM Buffer. - [Read Protocol for Microtubule Assembly] |
| Protocol for Motility using VE-DIC Microscopy - http://www.proweb.org/kinesin/Methods/VE-DIC.html Protocol for motility using VE-DIC microscopy. Materials required: Anti-GST (glutathione S-transferase) antibody, PB buffer =10 mM NaPO4 pH 7.2, EGTA, MgCl2, Clarified motor lysate, MTs or Axoneme-MTs,Mg·ATP, VALAP (1 Vasoline: 1 Lanolin: 1 Paraffin, heated gently until melted) and Maxell XR-S120 Black Magnetite Super-VHS tapes or comparable. - [Read Protocol for Motility using VE-DIC Microscopy] |
| Protocol for Motor Polarity Using Fluorescent Microtubules - http://www.proweb.org/kinesin/Methods/Fluorescent_MT.html Protocol for motor polarity using fluorescent microtubules using the materials: Rhodamine-tubulin (Molecular Probes),NEM- tubulin, PC-tubulin, Mg·GTP, MgCl2 and Glycerol. - [Read Protocol for Motor Polarity Using Fluorescent Microtubules] |
| Protocol for Needle Assay for Chemotaxis - http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/cellbio/devreotes/needle.htm Protocol for needle assay for chemotaxis. Materials required: Zeiss inverted microscope, eppendolf microinjector, eppendolf micromanipulator, Eppendolf femtotips, 100mM cAMP in PM,DB buffer, PM Buffer. - [Read Protocol for Needle Assay for Chemotaxis] |
| Protocol for Standard Fluorescence Motility Assay - http://www.proweb.org/kinesin/Methods/motility.html Protocol for Standard Fluorescence Motility Assay. Materials requires: Microtubules, Flow Cell, Standard Solutions: BRB80, BRB80T, BRB80CS0.5, BRB80CA, BRB80CT - [Read Protocol for Standard Fluorescence Motility Assay] |
| Purification of leukocyte fractions from rat peritoneal exudates by density barrier sedimentation. - http://www.axis-shield.com/densityhome/optiprep/C19.pdf The separation depends on the use of a hyperosmotic density barrier to separate the two types of leukocyte. - [Read Purification of leukocyte fractions from rat peritoneal exudates by density barrier sedimentation.] |
| Purification of viable bovine spermatozoa of normal morphology. - http://www.axis-shield.com/densityhome/optiprep/C16.pdf Protocol for the recovery of a highly viable fraction for use in fertilization. Protocol uses an iodinated density gradient medium to adjust the density of the raw ejaculate to approx 1.170 g/ml by mixing with a high density medium (Ï >1.26 g/ml) and loading it beneath a discontinuous gradient. - [Read Purification of viable bovine spermatozoa of normal morphology.] |
| Quantitative Telomerase Detection Kit - http://www.biomax.us/pdfs/TelomeraseDetectionKitManual.pdf Quantitative Telomerase Detection Kit. Includes: QTD Real-Time PCR Assay Procedure; Quantitative Telomerase Detection Kit Description. - [Read Quantitative Telomerase Detection Kit] |
| S20 Purification of detergent-insoluble lipid rafts from cells and tissues. - http://www.axis-shield.com/densityhome/optiprep/S20.pdf Protocol for the isolation of the lipid-rich microdomains of the plasma membrane, notably caveolae and lipid rafts. Methods for the isolation of lipid rafts are based on the insolubility of these structures in the nonionic detergent TritonX-100. Either the intact cells are treated with a detergent-containing solution or a post-nuclear supernatant is prepared from a cell homogenate and then Triton X-100 is added to this supernatant. - [Read S20 Purification of detergent-insoluble lipid rafts from cells and tissues.] |
| Separation of monocytes from human leukocyte-rich plasma by flotation. - http://www.axis-shield.com/densityhome/optiprep/C09.pdf Method separates monocytes and lymphocytes on the basis of density and size. - [Read Separation of monocytes from human leukocyte-rich plasma by flotation.] |
| Separation of Platelets from Whole Blood - http://www.cbrinstitute.org/labs/springer/protocols/azucena_platelets.html This protocol describes how to isolate human platelets from whole blood. Isolated platelets are used for static adhesion assays, for flow chamber assays, flow cytometry measurements, etc. - [Read Separation of Platelets from Whole Blood] |
| Summary of Methods using Pre-formed Iodixanol Gradients for the Purification of Virsues. - http://www.axis-shield.com/densityhome/optiprep/M17.pdf Summary of the techniques used for the purification of viruses using pre-formed iodixanol gradients. Viruses purified include: Semliki Forest, Retrovirus (from human melanoma cells), Rabies, Polyoma, Papillomavirus, Lassa, Influenza, Bovine viral diarrhea. - [Read Summary of Methods using Pre-formed Iodixanol Gradients for the Purification of Virsues.] |
| Telomerase PCR ELISA Protocol - http://www.roche-applied-science.com/PROD_INF/BIOCHEMI/No.4_96/p7-8.pdf Protocol for telomerase PCR ELISA. Fast and sensitive detection of telomerase activity. - [Read Telomerase PCR ELISA Protocol] |
| Telomere Length Determination Protocol - http://www-rcf.usc.edu/~forsburg/telomere.html Telomere length can vary from strain to strain and is sensitive to a variety of mutants affecting DNA and chromosome function. Includes: Gel Protocol; Southern blot using oligo probe. - [Read Telomere Length Determination Protocol] |
| Transfer of Eukaryote Suspension Cultures - http://homepages.gac.edu/~cellab/chpts/chpt12/ex12-6.html Transfer of Eukaryote Suspension Cultures. Cell Biology Laboratory Manual. Heidcamp. - [Read Transfer of Eukaryote Suspension Cultures] |
| Trypan blue viability test - http://web.archive.org/web/20030430191647/http://www-ufk.med.uni-rostock.de/lablinks/protocols/e_protocols/trypan.htm Trypan blue viability test for staining dead or dying cells. (Dr.Briese) - [Read Trypan blue viability test] |
| Viability Cell Count - http://homepages.gac.edu/~cellab/chpts/chpt12/ex12-7.html Viability Cell Count. Cell Biology Laboratory Manual. Heidcamp - [Read Viability Cell Count] |
Tubulin Polymerization Protocol using GTP and GMPCPPTubulin is polymerized into microtubules by incubating tubulin at 37°C with GTP. A nucleation seed is added when the purpose is to assay microtubule elongation. Tubulin can also be polymerized for the purposes of recycling the tubulin or labeling the microtubules with fluorescently labeled tubulin. Based on the protocol by Timothy Mitchison of Harvard University. |