Many reagent companies would like to know this answer as well.

Yes thanks I know how but I am not tellin`

http://www.biorbyt.com/caspase-3-antibody

Source.

Thanks for the article. This is some good research about one of the best quality antibodies on the market:

Caspase 3 antibody: Caspases are a family of inactive proenzymes to facilitate a vital role in cell apoptosis (the scheduled death of cells). The function of Caspase 3 in apoptosis is to cleave and activate Caspases 6, 7 and 9 in order to break down the apoptotic cells before removal. After this process, the Caspase 3 protein is broken down by itself to Caspase 8, 9 and 10. The chronological cleaving and foundation of these proteins is essential to the execution stage of pre-programmed cellular death.

The function of Caspase 3 in apoptosis is to stimulate the stages of cellular death in a non-traumatic method. In disparity to necrosis, which is the traumatic destruction of cells, apoptosis is the process by which cells are broken down and destroyed. This is done in a controlled method to allow a range of developments in an organism. The controlled cellular death allows the digits to separate without trauma. Caspase 3 is imperative to this process since it allows the process to progress in sequence, with no surprise events that would otherwise cause unnecessary damage to the lasting cells. The role of Caspase 3 antibody in apoptosis has the potential to steer scientists towards a better understanding of illnesses such as Alzheimer’s disease.

please contact Doctor C at LifeLock or ATCC.

Wrong. Before you can make ethyl palpitate, you have to know how to find all of ethyl's 'special' areas. These determine the requirements for making her palpitate.

It's pretty much the same with making good antibodies, when you come to think of it.

Yes, stick your finger up your ass and pull.

Dear Dynuh,

I admmire your spelling as much as the ingenuity behind your tough line of questioning.

As in most cases, there just are no easy answers (spelled EZ).

It's a long road to the Truth, but I believe you will find it.

Yours in Chrikey,
Buleemik

You put the lime in the coconut and you drink them both up, you put the lime in ............... oops that's palmitate ...sorry

Dpes anyone here know how to make ethyl palpitate?

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Have a nice day,
Edwin

The Irish can produce horse anti-burger........

Wow, there is smoke spreading...
Someone seems to be "boring" and "afraid" to claim his knowings and views.
Hey, dynah, I don't how to make a quality antibody either, but I do know some trustworthy resource, see www.creativebiomart.net, you will find your answer and maybe help those people who are looking for quality biological reagents too...Good luck.

Yeah, it's hard to understand for most of the people, as Google at first was thought to be "absurd"...This is just a friendly help asking, if someone don't like, no one ask you or invite you come to answer...

I also have some excellent recipes for bunny stew, bunny steak, and bunny ribs for those that don't produce well.

If you are going monoclonal, you will have to come up with your own mouse recipes. I only have one of those that requires an entire mouse, well ground up: I like to call it mouse mousse.

(The above is no more absurd than anything else on this thread ... so far).

You will need bunnies, lots and lots of enchanted bunnies.

Yes, I know how to make excellent antibodies.

What are you offering for me to disclose any relevant information to you? I don't run a charity so you will have to deal with my financially predatory mentality.

(Did you really expect a freebie?)

You do realize that the original post is moronic, right? At least the first response was sarcastic, but the second indicates that at least two people reading this string shouldn't be allowed to breed.

Talk to the ex-DPC folks in LA. The antibodies put out at that facility were among the best ever seen. I did not ever work for DPC, but can identify quality when I see it.

Heathkit (or is it OpenPCR) makes products that allow you at home to learn how and build your own gene analysis system, good luck you may get nominated for a Noble(sic) prize