Isolation, separation and purification of proteins and peptides, as well as of other specific molecules, are commonly used in biotechnology research and production.
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MagSi-proteomics beads are magnetic beads that are an ideal tool for the purification, concentration and desalting of peptides and protein digests. The surface of the beads has been modified with C4, C8 and C18 -alkyl groups that are typical for reversed phase applications.
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Oregon is quite active in the field of nanotechnology. Government lead initiatives are helping to push the case. If these initiatives continue, there is no reason that nano-related activity should decrease, so the state of Oregon should be on the radar for future nanotech developments.
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Despite the governments best efforts to attract high-tech businesses to the state, nanotechnology-related activity seems to be restricted largely to teaching. Hence, it is not expected to become a major player in the nanotechnology arena.
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Bioactive materials are used to interact with or have an effect on tissue in the human body. Nanocomposites are a natural choice when designing bioactive materials, as many biological structures and interfaces also have nanoscale features, making interactionmuch more effective.
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There has been a tremendous growth in the field of nanotechnology in the past few decades and the semiconductor industry is advancing towards smaller and smaller components. This has resulted in the need for more resolution and magnification.
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Niobium oxide nanoparticles are also known as niobium (V) oxide, niobium pentaoxide, dinionium pentaoxide and niobium (5+) oxide. These particles are available in the form of dispersions, coatings and high purity particles.
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Silver-tin alloy (AgSn) nanoparticles are commonly available in dispersed, coated, transparent and ultra high purity forms.
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Chromium nitrate is primarily used in the dying industry, and in the chemical industry as a precursor for various chromium complexes.
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Chromium carbide (Cr3C2) is an excellent refractory ceramic material known for its hardness. Chromium carbide nanoparticles are manufactured by the process of sintering. Their notable properties include good resistance to corrosion and ability to resist oxidation even at high temperatures.
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