Dr Martin Wisher and Alex Miller B.Sc.(hons.) discuss the EU Regulatory Controls for the Use of Bovine Sera

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A Human Protein Atlas for Normal and Cancer Tissues

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Derivation, Growth, and Nuclear Transfer of Human Embryonic Stem Cells

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Appropriate quantification of mRNA in Human Tissue

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Invitrogen launched an exciting new products based on the patent-protected ChargeSwitch nucleic acid purification technology earlier this year. Invitrogens new ChargeSwitch technology can be used with either DNA or RNA in a range of formats, and includes simple manual purification of a few samples as well as high throughput automated applications. ChargeSwitch requires just three simple steps to extract nucleic acids from a wide variety of sources, including bacteria, tissues, blood, forensic sample and buccal cells, and excels on small sample sizes. Unlike other DNA/RNA purification methods, ChargeSwitch is 100 percent water-based and does not need hazardous or caustic chemicals, which are known to compromise the efficiency of many downstream processes such as PCR and their absence in ChargeSwitch-based protocols, can offer significant performance benefits.

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Thomas Joos discusses Protein Microarrays.

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Research Leader CNRS, Molecular Transport and Signalling and Structural Genomics Research Group, Marseille, France.

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Dr Ketting is a Senior Scientist working with Prof Dr Plasterk at the Netherlands Institute for Developmental Biology in Utrecht.

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Dr Taussig is Head of the Technology Research Group: Display of protein libraries for selection and evolution of individual members, and their application in isolation of antibodies, generation of protein arrays and discovery of protein-protein interactions. He is also Chairman of the European Science Foundation programme on Integrated Approaches to Functional Genomics: Its aim is to promote the development of functional genomics in Europe through activities such as workshops, training courses, a large scale Euroconference and an informative website.

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