Dy995
The DY995 is a laboratory instrument designed for measuring the electrical impedance of biological samples. It operates by applying a small alternating current to the sample and measuring the resulting voltage, allowing for the calculation of the sample's impedance. This data can be used to analyze the properties of the sample, such as its composition and structure. The DY995 is a versatile tool that can be used in a variety of research and clinical applications.
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11 protocols using dy995
Quantification of Dkk4 in Cell Differentiation
Measuring Murine Complement C3a and C5a
Quantification of Recombinant BDNF
Protein Loading Profiling of PAMAM Nanoparticles
Dual-Crosslinked Hydrogels for Delivery
ELISA for Quantifying IgG Isotypes
Quantification of Circulating IGFBP-1 in Mice
Recombinant Neurotrophic Factor Preparations
Quantification of Recombinant Human BDNF
Prior to each measurement, the stock solution was diluted to a desired bulk concentration, typically 0.01-2 mg L -1 . The exact concentration of these solutions after membrane ltration was determined by commercially available ELISA assay (DY992, DY990, DY994, DY999, DY995, WA126, DY006, DY268, R&D Systems). The temperature of experiments was kept at a constant value equal to 298 ± 0.1K.
BDNF Protein Standardization Protocol
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