We should clarify; our work has “been done with the dogs”. Recently, dnature has taken the expertise that we have with DNA diagnostics and bee health, and teamed up with Rene Gloor and his dogs. Rene has trained Continue reading →
We’ve recently published an article in the Northern Farmer magazine as well as releasing our new bee virus testing ad. It’s important to have healthy hives over winter so that they come out “fighting fit” for the new honey Continue reading →
Reagent contamination in PCR has long been documented – not only by operators but also from commercial sources long before those operators ever laid DNA-ridden hands on them.
While contamination of some/many Taq polymerase enzymes with residual host E. coli Continue reading →
You’ve done the hard work – you’ve got good quality RNA. You’ve seen ribosomal bands on a gel (or *cough* Fragment Analyzer). A good RQN/RIN (if that’s what you go by) and everything’s great.
