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The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element.  Identify pathway-specific transcription activation  Easier,…

The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element.  Identify pathway-specific transcription activation  Easier,…

The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element.  Identify pathway-specific transcription activation  Easier,…

The PathDetect in vivo signal transduction pathway trans-reporting systems are designed for specific, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of transcription activators and upstream signal transduction pathways. The systems are useful for identifying whether a newly cloned gene is involved in a signal transduction pathway, and if so, at which step of the pathway.  Identify specific stimuli that leads to th…

The PathDetect in vivo signal transduction pathway trans-reporting systems are designed for specific, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of transcription activators and upstream signal transduction pathways. The systems are useful for identifying whether a newly cloned gene is involved in a signal transduction pathway, and if so, at which step of the pathway.  Identify specific stimuli that leads to th…

The PathDetect in vivo signal transduction pathway trans-reporting systems are designed for specific, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of transcription activators and upstream signal transduction pathways. The systems are useful for identifying whether a newly cloned gene is involved in a signal transduction pathway, and if so, at which step of the pathway.  Identify specific stimuli that leads to th…

The PathDetect in vivo signal transduction pathway trans-reporting systems are designed for specific, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of transcription activators and upstream signal transduction pathways. The systems are useful for identifying whether a newly cloned gene is involved in a signal transduction pathway, and if so, at which step of the pathway.  Identify specific stimuli that leads to th…

The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element.  Identify pathway-specific transcription activation  Easier,…

The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element.  Identify pathway-specific transcription activation  Easier,…

The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element.  Identify pathway-specific transcription activation  Easier,…

The PathDetect in vivo signal transduction pathway trans-reporting systems are designed for specific, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of transcription activators and upstream signal transduction pathways. The systems are useful for identifying whether a newly cloned gene is involved in a signal transduction pathway, and if so, at which step of the pathway.  Identify specific stimuli that leads to th…

The PathDetect in vivo signal transduction pathway trans-reporting systems are designed for specific, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of transcription activators and upstream signal transduction pathways. The systems are useful for identifying whether a newly cloned gene is involved in a signal transduction pathway, and if so, at which step of the pathway.  Identify specific stimuli that leads to th…

The PathDetect in vivo signal transduction pathway trans-reporting systems are designed for specific, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of transcription activators and upstream signal transduction pathways. The systems are useful for identifying whether a newly cloned gene is involved in a signal transduction pathway, and if so, at which step of the pathway.  Identify specific stimuli that leads to th…

The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element.  Identify pathway-specific transcription activation  Easier,…

The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element.  Identify pathway-specific transcription activation  Easier,…

The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element.  Identify pathway-specific transcription activation  Easier,…

The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element.  Identify pathway-specific transcription activation  Easier,…

The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element.  Identify pathway-specific transcription activation  Easier,…

The PathDetect Signal Transduction Pathway cis-Reporting Systems are designed for simple, rapid, and convenient assessment of the in vivo activation of signal transduction pathways. There are a series of inducible reporter plasmids that contain the luciferase reporter gene driven by a basic promoter element (TATA box) plus a defined inducible cis-enhancer element.  Identify pathway-specific transcription activation  Easier,…

The Mitochondrial membrane potential detection kit uses a unique fluorescent cationic dye, JC-1, to signal the loss of mitochondrial membrane potential. In healthy non-apoptotic cells, the dye stains the mitochondria bright red.  Detect the loss in mitochondrial membrane potential - Early indicator of cellular apoptosis  Convenient kit format  Use with flow cytometer, fluorescence plate reader, fluorescence microscope

The AllerGard™ ES (Energy Saver) NU-620 Animal Transfer Station is modeled after the Class II Biological Safety Cabinet design offering you the highest vivarium standard in the environmental, personnel and product protection for small animal cage changing procedures. Model NU-620 is an entirely mobile unit that can be outfitted with various ergonomic accessories to the meet the need of your facility's workflow. Uncompromise…

The AllerGard™ NU-621 is a singled-side Animal Transfer Station (ATS) that offers improved allergen protection through a dynamic air barrier of 75 fpm (0.38 m/s) through the front of the cabinet.

The NU-620M uses an impeller and HEPA filter in both the supply module at the top of the unit as well as in the exhaust module at the bottom to turn the work zone in between into a vertical “piston of air.”

The NU-620R uses an impeller and HEPA filter in both the supply module at the top of the unit as well as in the exhaust module at the bottom to turn the work zone in between into a vertical “piston of air.”

Cage changing is not the most glamorous of tasks, but it is an essential part of maintaining the integrity of your lab animals' results. The AllerGard™ ES (Energy Saver) NU-608 Class I Animal Waste Station minimizes the risk of exposure to allergens and animal infections for the technician handling low to moderate risk materials through HEPA filtration and an air barrier. HEPEX™ Zero Leak Airflow System NuAire’s propriet…