by | Oct 22, 2019 | Ladenson, Jack
— Rabbit polyclonal antibodies were generated using two distinct 20-mer synthetic peptides corresponding to the unique C-terminal extension of HuCKI 3 using standard protocols. Final purification used the corresponding peptide immunogen affinity column. Possible uses: histological detection in tumors …
by | Oct 22, 2019 | Morris, Samantha
— Background
Cell populations are quite heterogeneous yet are typically analyzed in bulk, masking unique behavioral features. This is particularly problematic in cell reprogramming, where in a given population of cells, only a small number complete reprogramming. Single-cell technologies address the …
by | Oct 22, 2019 | Crimmins, Dan, Gaut, Joseph, Ladenson, Jack
— This novel immunohistochemical marker would be a valuable diagnostic aid to the practicing surgical pathologist who is confronted with this particular diagnostic challenge. Companies may license this antibody for clinical testing, or cases may be referred to Washington University for subspecialty c…
by | Oct 22, 2019 | Gaehle, Gregory, Lawrence, Luke, Zerkel, Patrick
— Background: Its unique imaging characteristics and favorable half-life and decay properties make radioisotope copper-64 (Cu-64) most desirable for PET imaging. To meet the increasing demand, an efficient high yielding Cu-64 manufacturing process is essential. To address this unmet need, scientists f…
by | Oct 22, 2019 | Gordon, Jeffrey, Turnbaugh, Peter
— Technology Summary:
Obesity rates worldwide are increasing at an astounding rate. While diet, lifestyle, and physical activity have traditionally been identified as the main causative factors, researchers at Washington University are the first to implicate gut bacteria (microbiome) as a new drivin…