P xylene bis pyridinium bromide dpx
P-xylene-bis-pyridinium bromide (DPX) is a chemical compound used as a mounting medium for microscopy samples. It is a water-soluble, synthetic resin that helps preserve and clear biological samples, enabling effective visualization under a microscope.
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Lipid and Protein Extraction from Porcine Brain
Synthesis and Characterization of CSFV p7 Peptides
CSFV p7 sequence and derived peptides. Top: Direct translation of pestivirus ssRNA genome gives rise to a single, large polyprotein, which is processed into individual viral proteins (Top panel). Bottom: CSFV p7 sequence includes two main hydrophobic regions (gray and red blocks, respectively) intervened by sections with propensity for establishing turns in membrane (black, thick lines). The panel displays in schematic representation the sequences covered by the peptides used in this study.
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Lipid Composition and Fluorescent Probes
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Liposome Preparation and Characterization
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