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| Biochemicals & Custom Peptides Sale
This summer we have a sale of on our popular Biochemicals and our renowned Peptide Synthesis services.
Biochemicals: For all your needs this summer!
Custom Peptides: Receive a special discount for your custom peptides orders!
Promo Code: BCHM19 (USA) Promo Code: BCHM19CA (CAN)
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| | Monthly Promo: 25% off Extraction Kits
This month we are featuring a sale on our Plasmid DNA Extraction Kits, PCR Purification Kits, Gel Extraction Kits, Genomic DNA Extraction and Total RNA Extraction Kits.
Promo Code: AUGWEB19
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| | | 50% off High Purity Taq DNA Polymerase
Super SALE on high purity Taq for 50% Off.
Free of contaminating endonucleases, exonucleases and nicking activity.
Promo Code: TAQ18
Valid Until: Aug 28, 2019 |
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| 50% Off Protein Ladders
500ul List USD: $135.00, SALE: $67.50
500ul List CAD: $151.67, SALE: $75.84
Promo Code: PROLDR
Our new high-resolution, precision ladders are prestained and are a mixture of recombinant proteins ranging from 10 kD to 250 kD. Red or green bands at 70 kD and 25 kD provide easy references for molecular weight identification.
● Broad range (10-250 kD)
● Dual-Color or Tri-Color
● High size precision and lot consistency
● Clean and sharp bands
● High membrane binding affinity
● High storage stability
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| 50% Off 8-Well Chamber Slides - Easy open flip for chamber & slide disassembly.
- Designed to prevent cross contamination.
- Packing trays can be used as incubation racks in CO2 incubators.
List USD: $70.40, SALE: $35.20
List CAD: $92.28, SALE: $46.14
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| Price Matching / Beating for our Gene Synthesis
We can match or beat any price for our gene synthesis whenever possible. Send us your sequence and quote and we will beat it! |
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Advancements in artificial catalysts inspired by living enzymes
I imagine many of you receive notifications from your favorite scientific journals already, so do we, which is why we decided to include a mention of this fascinating finding:
"Researchers from Stanford University and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory have developed a synthetic catalyst that produces chemicals much the way enzymes do in living organisms. In a study published in the Aug. 5 issue of Nature Catalysis, the researchers say their discovery could lead to industrial catalysts capable of producing methanol using less energy and at a lower cost."
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