Carpenter Enzymes: smFRET Microscopy Reveals Secrets of DNA Repair

 

View this email as a web page here. OpenTrons April 05, 2017 Lab Manager | Subscribe | Products | Surveys | Webinars Feature Article The Carpenter Enzyme Gives DNA the Snip This enzyme—known as Flap endonuclease 1, or FEN1—is often highly overexpressed or faulty in cancer and other types of diseases Microscopes that reveal the hidden complexities of life down to the nanoscale level have shown in exquisite detail how an enzyme involved in DNA repair works its molecular magic. Read More AdvantaPure AdvantaPure CARVER New Auto Series Plus Press From Carver Auto Series Plus automatic hydraulic laboratory presses just got even better with features that include a 7” color operator interface, enhanced platen temperature control, auto-tuning, ramp heating capability, real-time trending of force and temperature, seven day timer for auto heat-up and storage of up to 250 recipes. Learn More Management Tips Managing from a Distance Lab managers must be provided with opportunities to develop the skills required to effectively facilitate virtual collaborations The ability to manage labs remotely is a necessity. All lab managers work remotely in some capacity—whether checking in with staff while attending a conference or working from home due to a sick child. Read More Feature Article Researcher Patents Waterlike Polymer to Create High-Temperature Ceramics Material could mean ceramic textiles, improved jet engine blades, 3-D printed ceramics, and better batteries Ceramic textiles, improved jet engine blades, 3-D printed ceramics, and better batteries may soon become a reality, thanks to a recently patented polymer from a Kansas State University engineer. Read More Shopping for a New Rotary Evaporator? Choosing the Best Rotary Evaporator for Your Application Purchasing the right rotary evaporator for your lab might not be as straightforward as you think Linda the lab manager and her team examine some of the features to consider when purchasing a new rotary evaporator for your lab in this Lab Manager video sponsored by IKA. View Now White Papers and Application Notes Pure Water in Immunohistochemistry and Cytology Procedures Anatomic pathologists employ a variety of tools and procedures to analyze human organ and tissue specimens. For successful completion of the lab's sample prep and staining procedures, they rely on a supply of pure water. Download this report and learn more about: The use of pure water in immunohistochemistry and cytology procedures The importance of pure water traceability Service, consumable ordering, and preventive maintenance Download your FREE resource Feature Article How Do Plants Make Oxygen? Ask Cyanobacteria Researchers reveal the family tree of the group of microorganisms responsible for 'inventing' the oxygen-producing photosynthesis that lets you breathe The ability to generate oxygen through photosynthesis—that helpful service performed by plants and algae, making life possible for humans and animals on Earth—evolved just once, roughly 2.3 billion years ago, in certain types of cyanobacteria. Read More Feature Article How Fullerite Becomes Harder Than Diamond Scientists have managed to explain why fullerite becomes an ultra-hard material Physicists have simulated the structure of a new material based on fullerite and single crystal diamond to show how this material can obtain ultra-high hardness. This discovery allows for the estimation of the potential conditions required for obtaining ultra-hard materials. Read More Lab Manager Infographic Homogenization Technologies: Pros and Cons What type of homogenizer do you need? Homogenization is a very common sample preparation technique employed prior to the analysis of nucleic acids, proteins, cells, pathogens, and many other targets. Technologies for homogenization have developed over time, resulting in a variety of instruments ranging from a basic mortar and pestle, already in use for thousands of years, to modern high pressure and ultrasonic devices. Download the FREE infographic eBook Everything You Need to Know About Gas Generators Laboratory gases serve a variety of purposes, from inert barriers for lab operations and instruments to consumption in analytical processes. On-demand gas generators have become an increasingly popular choice for laboratory gas production, offering many advantages over traditional cylinder gases. In this eBook you'll learn: Questions to ask before buying a gas generator Maintenance tips on gas generators Expert advice on how gas generators can improve your lab Featured products and new offers Download your FREE eBook Feature Article Technique for 'Three-Parent Baby' Revealed For the first time, an egg with abnormal mitochondria can be changed to contain mostly normal mitochondria from a healthy egg donor Details of a pioneering IVF technique using mitochondrial replacement therapy (MRT) have been revealed, giving hope to those families with inheritable mitochondrial disorders that they may be able to have healthy children in the future. Read More OpenTrons About Us | Contact Us | Advertising | Sign in or Register To Subscribe: Sign up for a subscription to Lab Manager For Editorial: Pam Ahlberg, Editor-in-Chief For Business and Partnership Opportunities: Edward R. Neeb, Publisher © Copyright 2017 Lab Manager a division of LabX Media Group. 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