Biorbyt

 

Biorbyt is a UK-based supplier specializing in life science reagents. They offer a wide range of products, including antibodies, ELISA kits, small molecules, and proteins. Researchers can choose from thousands of research antibodies and reagents for various applications. Biorbyt collaborates with top scientists and scholars to develop high-quality products, covering areas such as immunology, cell biology, molecular biology, and proteinomics. Their comprehensive offerings include immune assays, protein mass spectrometry, cell culture, custom antibody services, animal model establishment, and biochemical reagents. 

Biorbyt provides valuable reagents and services for biological research. With a wide selection of antibodies, assay kits, small molecules, and proteins, Biorbyt supports scientists in their experiments. They have established stable partnerships with renowned universities, research institutes, pharmaceutical companies, biotech firms, and hospitals worldwide. Biorbyt’s commitment to high-quality products and professional technical services spans immunology, cell biology, molecular biology, proteinomics, and more.

 

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Phytopathology reagents - Methylene blue

Phytopathology reagents - Methylene blue


Methylene blue is a cationic dye with a maximum absorption of approximately 670 nm (Canens 1988). It has an array of uses and has been applied in biological sciences as a stain since the early 1900s. Often, methylene blue is used in solution as a redox indicator by changing from a blue solution to colorless when in the presence of a reducing agent (Prasetyo & Mufakhir 2011). It can also be substituted for crystal violet in the Gram staining method. It has also been used as a nuclear stain, or for differentiating pectin compounds. In plants, the protoplast and lignified walls will stain a bright blue and the pectin compounds will stain a violet blue. In diatoms and other simple organisms, Stevens (1916) suggests a 0.001% solution for staining the nuclei. Seeds can be stained using a 1% methylene blue solution to determine the anatomy of the seed (Orozco-Segovia et al. 2007).

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