Abstract:
Disclosed herein are methods and compositions for evaluating genomic content using encoded particles to evaluate multiple samples in parallel.
Abstract:
The invention provides assay particles useful, for example, for detecting analytes and binding molecule interactions. One type of assay particle includes a core portion encased by a shell portion, wherein the shell portion comprises an inorganic phosphor that binds selectively to a target molecule. Another type of an assay particle includes a core portion encased by a shell portion, and a coat portion covering the shell portion, wherein the coat portion comprises an inorganic phosphor that binds selectively to a target molecule. A further type of assay particle includes a core portion encased by a shell portion, and a coat portion covering the shell portion, wherein the coat portion comprises an inorganic phosphor and a target selective binding moiety, and wherein the assay particle is buoyant in aqueous media. An additional type of assay particle includes a core portion encased by a shell portion, and a coat portion covering the shell portion, wherein the shell portion comprises an inorganic phosphor and the coat portion comprises a target selective binding moiety, and wherein the assay particle is buoyant in aqueous media. Also provided are kits and related methods.
Abstract:
A miniaturized gas sensor comprised of thick- or thin-film type electrodes (4, 5, 6), on a non-conductive supportive substrate (1), and in contact with a solid ionomer electrolyte (8), for the detection of toxic gases, i.e., carbon monoxide, and other oxidizable or reducible gases and vapors is described. The all-solid planar sensor cell has two or more film type electrodes arranged on a non-conductive planar surface of a supportive substrate. The electrodes are discrete and in intimate contact with the same solid polymer ionomer membrane. The sensor cell contains no liquid electrolyte and is operated in a constant-voltage, potentiostatic or potentiodynamic mode. A high sensitivity to a select gas or vapor is achieved by a novel three-phase contact area design for a sensing electrode which provides contact with the solid ionomer electrolyte, as well as the gas sample via diffusion openings or holes that penetrate through the supportive substrate.
Abstract:
The present invention describes rhodamine compounds particularly well-suited for pre-labeling a protein that is then subjected to two-dimensional electrophoresis. Isomeric purification and synthesis of a dye having net neutral charge or no charge precludes interference with isoelectric electrophoretic separation.
Abstract:
A novel group of apomorphine derivatives are provided that are well suited as radioimaging agents upon incorporation of radionuclides. Through reaction of D ring sites, the less reactive sites of the apomorphine A ring is modified in ways previously unattainable.