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BsaHI 6 691 712 826 1483 4182 4564 BsaJI 9 115 129 435 805 811 1444 1646 1724 2912 BsaWI 6 380 970 1941 2958 3105 3936 BsbI 2 2468 4188 BscGI 1 1912 BsiI 3 2925 4309 4616 BsiEI 7 289 933

TB230 pET-39b Vector Map

509 2366 HphI 21 KpnI 1 271 MaeIII 18 MboII 19 MluI 1 1860 MnlI 26 MseI 29 MslI 6 1912 2200 2230 2948 3143 3534 MspI 32 MspA1I 13 MunI 2 332 534 MwoI 43 NarI 4 1183 1204 1318 2500 NciI 14 NcoI 1 227 NdeI

RonaCare Allantoin

a century, maggots and comfrey roots have been used with some considerable success in medicine. In 1912 in England, Macalister found out that the active ingre- dient of the comfrey root is allantoin. In

Plant Growth

-3-acetate 1 gI 9770 E (Indole-3-acetic acid methyl ester; Methyl 3- indolylacetate) CAS No. 1912-33-0 C11H11NO2 FW 189.2 suitable (Standard for IAA Immunoassay Kit, PGR-3), minimum99% S: 22-24/25

White Paper Monocyte Activation Test

frequently termed “injection fever”. The first fever- causing agents, “pyrogens”, were identified in 1912 by Hort and Penfold, who were also the first to design a pyrogen test based on injection of material

Monocyte Activation Test (MAT) White paper

White Paper: Alternatives to in vivo assays for biosafety testing of biologics

established by Hort and Penfold using the rabbit model, following the identification of pyrogens in 1912. At that time, the pyrogenic agent was identified as endotoxin in preparations of Gram-negative

MAPK: Antibodies, Proteins, Kits, siRNA and Reagents

kit 32-046 p38α/SAPK2a KinEASE FP-645nm FarRed Assay KA 1 kit 32-126 p38β2/SAPK2b2 KinEASE FP Fluorescein Green Assay KA 1 kit 32-047 p38β2/SAPK2b2 KinEASE FP-645nm FarRed Assay KA 1 kit 32-127

Acta Interactive Archive Vol 51

h 78% 69% 57% 31 other examples, 32–82% NH NO Me N NO Me N• NO Me 84 mg (0.2 mmol) 2.1 g (5 mmol) 10.1 g (24 mmol) Scheme