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Mangroves – The Buffering Superheroes of the Ocean

Mangroves – The Buffering Superheroes of the Ocean

Today, the devastating effects of rising man-made carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, more technically called anthropogenic CO2emissions, are becoming increasingly evident in our beautiful blue ocean waters in the form of ocean acidification. Fortunately, the mangrove,...

How the Northern Cardinal Gets So Red

How the Northern Cardinal Gets So Red

You may have seen him perched up on tree branches, showing off his bright, red, feathery chest. The male Northern Cardinal, distinguished by his bright red feathers, has fascinated many birdwatchers and scientists alike. And, according to legend, if you see a cardinal...

Deadly Diseases, Synthetic Biology, and IPTG

Deadly Diseases, Synthetic Biology, and IPTG

Sandra’s haunting journey with a deadly flesh-eating parasite started a few years ago while Sandra was enjoying her last day of vacation at a tropical paradise. That day, Sandra decided to walk through the sandy beach one last time. Just as she was about to return to...

Can science and technology stop poaching for good?

Can science and technology stop poaching for good?

It’s no secret that animal parts are a big part of the black market trade in our world. Elephants, rhinos, tigers, pangolins and many more animals are routinely targeted, killed and butchered mercilessly and dispassionately without any regard to their preservation or...

Left Out in the Lab: What Reagents Survive Ambient Temperatures?

Left Out in the Lab: What Reagents Survive Ambient Temperatures?

Leaving your things lying around is something parents have lectured about forever, but the rule of tidiness is even more important in a laboratory setting. Biochemical products are a bit more volatile than dirty laundry, so it's important to have all of your chemicals...

7 Fun things to do in or out of the lab this summer

7 Fun things to do in or out of the lab this summer

It’s summer time again! The temperature has hit “beautiful”, the trees and grass have turned back to their vibrant shades of green, and the birds have begun their annual serenades. Ah, sweet wonderful summer. Except that we’re all stuck in the same old labs staring at...

Behind Honey’s Healing Power

Behind Honey’s Healing Power

For a few millennia, mankind has used honey as food and a healing agent without knowing how it worked. But, through experimentation, scientists have discovered that honey is a very complex substance. And today, we know that some of the components of honey that helps...

5 Important Proteinase K Protocol Tips

5 Important Proteinase K Protocol Tips

Making sure your experiment goes right is a top priority because it saves time, money and prevents the overall frustration of the job. In many DNA extraction protocols, the use of proteinase K is an important step because of its ability to digest harmful nucleases,...

Illuminating Your Party Food

Illuminating Your Party Food

You’re planning a birthday party, something amazing for someone amazing, and you want it to be memorable. So you hire a great DJ and book a swank venue, but you’re looking for one more thing to set it apart, and then it hits you – glow-in-the-dark food and beverages!...

How Blue Jeans Became Blue

How Blue Jeans Became Blue

Blue jeans have an inseparable one-way word association, and what makes that so interesting is that blue jeans start out yellow – well, sort of. When “jeans” are brought up with no other descriptor, the assumption is that a person is talking about comfortable blue...

Publishing Failure in Science

Publishing Failure in Science

I was sitting at a typical conference room table at a biomedical startup interviewing for an internship. Everything in the room felt sterile and unfamiliar – exciting but scary. Even for an internship, this was a big-girl job and one that paid well. My thoughts were...

The Top Scientific Discoveries and Breakthroughs of 2018

The Top Scientific Discoveries and Breakthroughs of 2018

Often, on the eve of a new year, we feel the need to reflect upon our accomplishments and progress of the past year. As 2018 is coming to an end, we have collected a list of the year’s most impactful scientific discoveries and breakthroughs. Water in MarsWe will begin...

Breaking Through with CRISPR

Breaking Through with CRISPR

Every so often, observation, creativity, collaboration and a little bit of luck lead to a scientific breakthrough with the potential of transforming whole scientific fields and ultimately, life as we know it.The popular genome editing tool CRISPR, short for clustered...

CRISPR: Discovery and Adaptation

CRISPR: Discovery and Adaptation

You, a scientist, often begin an experiment by testing a theory with the hope of making a contribution. And, every once in a while, one scientist makes a discovery so powerful that the newly gained knowledge is used across the world by researchers to engineer and...

Protein Purification: Top Advantages of Magnetic Agarose Beads

Protein Purification: Top Advantages of Magnetic Agarose Beads

A researcher’s ability to isolate and purify proteins is essential not only in protein characterization studies, but in biological research as a whole. Currently there are many different methods to achieve the isolation of a specific protein from a sample. One very...

In Vivo Luciferin FAQs

In Vivo Luciferin FAQs

GoldBio’s d-luciferin potassium and d-luciferin sodium are two of our most popular products. And because of that, it’s a product we get asked a bunch of questions about. In this article, I’ll address a lot of the questions geared toward working with luciferin in an in...

The Secret Codes Embedded In Firefly Flashes

The Secret Codes Embedded In Firefly Flashes

Firefly luciferin is commonly used as a bioluminescent reporter in everything from cancer research to food safety. This little substrate and its enzyme luciferase is the magic behind the glow of fireflies. Even though it wasn’t until 1963 that William D. McElroy...

So Many DNA Polymerases, So Little Time

So Many DNA Polymerases, So Little Time

DNA polymerase is an important and necessary reagent used every day in thousands of molecular biology laboratories around theworld. Aside from PCR, polymerases are used in a myriad of applications that require polymerases with specific abilities. There are many...

What’s On Your Lab Shelf?

What’s On Your Lab Shelf?

At GoldBio, we appreciate the lighter side of lab life. Whether it’s the quirky ties that a professor may wear, or the fact that the lab is just going to be messy at times and we all have to (temporarily) embrace it, our time spent in the lab should be as enjoyable as...

How to Prepare Protein Samples for Western Blot

How to Prepare Protein Samples for Western Blot

Western blotting is a very common and powerful techniqueoften used worldwide to detect, characterize and quantify proteins. Althoughcommon, a Western blot is composed of multiple steps that require carefulconsideration and planning. First, a protein sample is...