What are Innate Lymphoid Cells (ILCs)? Here we summarize the different subtypes, how to characterize them, their functions, and a list of published antibodies to study ILCs.
Vera C. Lattier, a PhD candidate at Oregon State University, tells us how she uses BenchSci to find antibodies for studying the molecular mechanisms of congenital myopathies.
Everyone is talking about CRISPR-Cas9. Where do we now stand in applying this promising technology in the clinical setting? Read on to find out.
Proximity Extension Assay was recently shown to be an ideal proteomic approach for establishing biomarker signatures in the clinical settings. Read on the find out detailed protocol for PEA.
Chromatin Immunoprecipitation (ChIP) is the gold standard technique for studying protein-DNA interactions. Read on to find out ChIP principles, variations, and how to troubleshoot.
Where do we now stand in Alzheimer’s treatment? Here are the clinical trials conducted based on the amyloid cascade hypothesis and future outlook.
What are antibody drug conjugates (ADCs)? How can they be used in cancer therapies? Read on to find out the mechanism of action and recent developments of ADCs.
The study of protein science can be complemented by the relevant bioinformatic resources. Here we outline 20 bioinformatic tools and resources at your disposal.
It is critical to ensure the transgenic mice have the correct genotype prior to the start of your experiment. Here is a 5 step protocol for mouse genotyping.