Leslie B. Poole, PhD, Wake Forest University — Published: November 5, 2012 The need for chemical probes to detect and identify oxidized cysteine residues in proteins, particularly in their sulfenic acid state, became clear to me as a graduate student in the 1980’s while working on the cysteine-dependent peroxide-reducing enzyme from lactococci, NADH peroxidase. The
Gail M. Seigel, PhD, University of Buffalo (formerly University of Rochester) — Published: October 31, 2012 It may sound crazy to you, but the idea for immortalized retinal cells came to me as I was driving on the expressway. It was the week-end and I was eastbound on Route 490 in Rochester, NY on my
By Bob Bondaryk, CEO – Updated 20 November 2012 At KeraFAST, We Don’t Just Sell Great Research Reagents In The Investigator’s Annexe™, we provide ready access to rare and unique materials produced by your colleagues at leading academic institutions that otherwise would be difficult or take months to acquire for your research. Scores of researchers
By Bob Bondaryk, CEO – August 29, 2012 It’s been quite a busy year for KeraFAST, your trusted purveyor of rare and unique life science research products. KeraFAST Moves to the Innovation District on the Boston Waterfront (L-R: Kendalle Burlin O’Connell, director of Strategic Alliances/In-House Counsel for MassBio; Peter Meade, director of the Boston Redevelopment