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2025-01-23

A Powerful Tool for Protein Interaction Research: IP-MS

Proteins, as the cornerstone of life activities, have always been the focus of research in the scientific field. The majority of functional proteins regulate various life processes through interactions with other proteins. In the study of protein-protein interactions, protein separation techniques play an indispensable role.

2025-01-21

Bionic Systems: The "Sensory" Magic of Electronic Nose & Electronic Tongue

Biological sensory systems have evolved over millions of years to excel in versatility, performance, and sensitivity. The real-time processing done by the brain through the five senses (sight, hearing, smell, touch, and taste) still far exceeds the capabilities of artificial cognitive systems. Despite their advantages, biological sensory systems are not suitable for monitoring industrial processes or analyzing unpleasant, harmful, or toxic samples such as drugs, viruses, bacteria, and pollutants. To overcome these challenges, bionic systems based on the principles of biological sensory systems have been developed, including the electronic nose (E-Nose) and electronic tongue (E-Tongue), which mimic the mammalian nose.

2025-01-20

Project Article | Zhejiang Sci-Tech University's Study on the Impact of Biogas Slurry on High-Risk Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria and Their Associated Antibiotic Resistance Genes in Different Soils of China

Recently, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University published a research article titled Investigation of High-Risk Antibiotic Resistance Bacteria and Their Associated Antibiotic Resistance Genes in Different Agricultural Soils with Biogas Slurry from China in the Journal of Hazardous Materials (Impact Factor = 13.6).

2025-01-16

AI + Proteomics Technology Services, Combining Dry and Wet Methods for Dual Assurance!

AI, as a revolutionary tool, has already demonstrated tremendous potential in the field of life sciences. In proteomics, machine learning and deep learning are widely used in protein-protein interactions, protein-nucleic acid interactions, and protein-small molecule docking.The release of AIphaFold3 in 2024 has significantly improved the accuracy of predicting protein-protein and protein-nucleic acid interactions compared to the previous version, AIphaFold2.

2025-01-14

Product Upgrade | TF-centered Y1H (Reverse Yeast One-Hybrid) Service Newly Upgraded

Reverse Yeast One-Hybrid (TF-centered Y1H) is a molecular biology technique used to screen DNA sequences that interact with a specific protein. Unlike the traditional Yeast One-Hybrid (Y1H), which uses known DNA sequences as baits, the TF-centered Y1H uses a known protein or protein fragment as the bait, while the prey library consists of DNA sequences instead of proteins.

2025-01-13

Science | Arabidopsis ABC Transporter ABCB19 Involved in Brassinosteroid Efflux: Structure and Function

Brassinosteroids (BRs) are known as the sixth major class of plant hormones. They regulate plant growth and development, as well as improve plant adaptability to environmental stresses such as drought, salinity, and pest damage. Brassinosteroids and their synthetic analogs have widespread applications in agricultural production, significantly improving crop yield and stress resistance.

2025-01-09

Why Did the Nobel Prize in Chemistry Go to AI Again? Let AI Empower Your Proteomics Research!

This year, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was split into two halves, awarded to two outstanding scientists and their teams. One half went to Professor David Baker from the University of Washington, Seattle, for his remarkable contributions to the field of "computational protein design."

2025-01-07

Project Article | Ammonium Activates the bZIP20-APX2/CATA Transcriptional Module via ABA-Dependent Pathways to Respond to Cadmium Stress in Rice Seedlings

Cadmium (Cd²⁺) is a highly toxic heavy metal that enters the soil through human activities. Its long-term accumulation poses a threat to both plant and human health. Plants growing in Cd²⁺-contaminated environments suffer from oxidative stress, metabolic disorders, nutrient imbalances, and tissue necrosis. Moreover, Cd²⁺ can accumulate in humans through the food chain, leading to various diseases.

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