Dear Colleagues,
May I suggest that those who are at Universities take a look at the
G-suite for Education
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which provides unlimited cloud storage for free to educational institutions.
Regards,
Herbert
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Dear all,
we are considering whether to buy the columns and reagents to purify our own
Wnt3 protein or to buy it.
Given that the purification requires large amount of column eluents with 1%
CHAPS, we are looking for the cheapest CHAPS provider to understand if the
in-house purification is worth
Hi Sebastiano,
we often buy chemicals (including CHAPS) from Melford:
https://www.melford.co.uk/products/biochemicals/detergents-surfactants/chaps-1-g.html
It is often cheaper than Sigma-Aldrich.
Hope that helps,
Tomas
On Fri, Nov 30, 2018 at 2:42 PM Sebastiano Pasqualato
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I have a dissenting opinion about computers "moving on a bit". At least
when it comes to most crystallography software.
Back in the late 20th century I defined some benchmarks for common
crystallographic programs with the aim of deciding which hardware to
buy. By about 2003 the champion of m
The answer depends a lot on what you mean by "long-term storage". Do you
want the data to be available all the time on a mountable volume? Or is
putting it away on a shelf OK? Do you want the storage to be as
bulletproof and worry-free as possible? Or are you OK with the fate of
your data be
Hi,
trick is to figure out the chemical company that really synthesizes the
product as many parties buy the stuff from one supplier only and repack
it into smaller bottles and reprice it (at considerably higher costs).
In the Sigma catalogue for example, these products were once marked with
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