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Updated Species Reactivity Lists
ShareAviva Systems Biology is the only antibody company providing predictive reactivity data for species with genomic sequence information available. The list below notes the common and scientific name for species associated to Aviva’s products. Please note the association is by … Continue reading
New Protein Process Categories
ShareAviva Systems Biology has recently added over 25,000 new reagent categories to our product offering. To search these categories please use Aviva’s Advanced Search Tool. Below is a list of Aviva’s top 1,000 protein process product categories. Protein Process Category A-K … Continue reading
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New Protein Process Trends
ShareAviva Systems Biology monitors proteomic advancement in order to produce relevant reagents for research use. With thousands of different research trends, this assessment is not a trivial task. Luckily, research trends are documented in the form of publications. At Aviva, … Continue reading
New Pathway Categories From Aviva Systems Biology
ShareAviva Systems Biology has recently added over 25,000 new reagent categories to our product offering. To search these categories please use Aviva’s Advanced Search Tool. Below is a list of Aviva’s top 2,000 pathway product categories, which link to product selections. … Continue reading
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Biological Pathway Trends from Aviva Systems Biology
ShareBiological pathways involve mechanisms associated with cellular changes. Pathway cascades can lead to cellular production of new molecules, gene expression, cellular metabolism, cell death, cell motility, and a variety of cell signalling activities. Aviva Systems Biology reviews pathway research to … Continue reading
New Protein Function Categories
ShareAviva Systems Biology has recently added over 25,000 new reagent categories to our product offering. To search these categories please use Aviva’s Advanced Search Tool. Below is a list of Aviva’s top 1,000 protein function product categories. A-K L-Z 14-3-3 … Continue reading
New Protein Function Trends from Aviva Systems Biology
ShareProteomics is Progressing Rapidly More researchers than ever before are evaluating proteins in order to better understand the mechanisms of disease. Generating new investments in technologies for biomarker discovery and analysis, the progression of proteomics stems from the success of … Continue reading
Progress with Aviva Systems Biology’s Antibody Blast Tool
ShareIn an effort to identify antibody candidates for unique or hard-to-find protein targets, Aviva Systems Biology has launched an Antibody Blast tool, which compares sequences submitted by researchers with Aviva’s catalog of over 37,000 polyclonal antibodies. The unique synthetic peptide … Continue reading
Aviva Systems Biology’s New Western Blotting Resource
ShareAviva Systems Biology validates all antibodies by western blot using endogenous cell lines or tissues. So far we have tested almost 40,000 antibodies by western blot and we would like to share our western blotting / immunoblotting protocol and application notes … Continue reading