Tissuelyzer lt
The TissueLyzer LT is a benchtop instrument designed for efficient disruption and homogenization of a wide range of sample types, including tissue, plant, and microbial samples. The device utilizes a reciprocating motion to rapidly agitate samples along with stainless steel beads, effectively lysing cells and releasing their contents for further processing and analysis.
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Quantifying Viral Titers in Pancreatic Tissue
Automated Nucleic Acid Extraction and Multiplex PCR
Nucleic acid amplification was performed using the FTD Resp33 kit according to the manufacturer’s instructions (Fast-track Diagnostics, Luxembourg). The assay comprises eight multiplex real-time PCR reactions for the detection of nucleic acid targets (Additional file
Results were interpreted according to manufacturer’s instructions using the FTD resp33 Analyser, an in-house JAVA based program (available at
Quantifying Influenza Viral Load
Quantifying Parasite Differentiation in Trypanosoma Infection
Multiplex qPCR Identification of Respiratory Pathogens
Wild Bird Organ Sampling and Nucleic Acid Extraction
Targeted DNA Sequencing of PDX Tumor Samples
Adipose Tissue Protein Immunoprecipitation
Quantitative Fluorescence Assay for Dura
RNA Isolation and qPCR Analysis from Frozen Heart Tissue
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