81. Biology 134 Course Information 3.2 Demonstrate proper technique in the use of a microscope. Other (example Laboratoryequipment for biology/chemistry class) Instructor's manual. http://project.bio.iastate.edu/Articulation/DMACC/biol134.html

Des Moines Area Community College COURSE INFORMATION Acronym/Number: BIOL 134 Title: HEALTH SCIENCE PHYSIOLOGY CREDIT BREAKDOWN: Credit: 3 Lecture: 2 Lab: 2 Practicum: Work experience: PREREQUISITE(S): BIOL 133 or BIOL 134 COURSE DESCRIPTION: Detailed human physiology of the nervous, circulatory, respiratory, digestive, urinary and endocrine systems. Designed for the health science major. COURSE COMPETENCIES: During this course, the student will be expected to: 1. Comply with safety and health rules. 1.1 Explain appropriate safety procedures for the laboratory. 1.2 Demonstrate appropriate safety procedures for the laboratory. 1.3 Identify the locations of safety equipment in the laboratory room. 2. Demonstrate laboratory skills. 2.1 Distinguish among laboratory supplies. 2.2 Prepare solutions. 2.3 Show competence in the use of laboratory equipment. 2.4 Use the metric system. 2.5 Demonstrate respect and care of laboratory equipment and specimens. 3. Use laboratory microscopes. 3.1 Identify major parts of the microscope. 3.2 Demonstrate proper technique in the use of a microscope.

82. Imaging Facility Core - Harvard University analysis system and computer equipment for electron Joseph P. Mizgerd (RespiratoryBiology and Inhalation less background interference by using this technique. http://www.niehs.nih.gov/centers/fac-core/har-fac1.htm

Harvard University Kresge Center for Environmental Health Joseph D. Brain, Sc.D. Center Director Main Menu Imaging Facility Core Objectives Members Facilities and Equipment Usage and Benefits Objectives: The objective of the Imaging Core is to provide NIEHS Center investigators with access to state-of-the-art technologies for analysis of tissues, cells, or their molecular constituents. This objective is achieved through facilities that provide the services summarized in the table below. The Core provides analytical services at all levels of cellular analysis from tissues to individual cells to intracellular structures and molecules. Level of Analysis Services Performed Core Facility The Bioimaging facility enables analysis of tissues and cells through the following services: confocal microscopy, immunofluorescence, and morphometry. It also enables analysis on the molecular level by quantitating nucleic acid levels within cells and tissues. The Flow Cytometry facility provides analysis of cells via immonofluorescence, cell cycle analysis, and functional assays.

83. ÖÊÏ new methods of modern scientific equipment usage many young researchers master moderntechnique of X the following areas molecular biology, biological chemistry http://www.vsu.ru/dept/science/english/scidept/ccp-e.html

V O R O N E Z H S T A T E U N I V E R S I T Y The center of shared use of scientific equipment Address The Center of shared use of scientific equipment (CSUSE) is one of research departments of the Voronezh State University. The center actively cooperates with the RAS institutes and establishments as well as with educational institutions, research organizations and enterprises of the Central Black Soil Region of Russia. The principal task of the Center is to meet the demand of higher schools, universities, research institutes and enterprises of the Black Soil region in research and experiments using world-level instruments and equipment. The Center carries out measurements and develops new methods of modern scientific equipment usage. The Center organizes workshops and scientific clinics in the course of which many young researchers master modern technique of X-ray crystallographic analysis, chromatographic, spectral, biochemical methods of substance structure examination as well as physicochemical, mechanical and chemical and biochemical properties of substance of different kinds of nature. The instrumental inventory of CSUSE provides for research in the following areas: molecular biology, biological chemistry, biophysics, physiology of plants, animals and microorganisms, biotechnology, physics and chemistry of a solid and semiconductors, chromatography, medicine, pharmacology and pharmaceutics, ecology, geology.

84. Molecular, Cellular, And Developmental Biology - University Of Michigan assistance, instruction in photographic technique and advice do not return reservedequipment on time Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental biology (MCDB) 830 http://www.mcdb.lsa.umich.edu/mcdb/admin/info/

Emergency Safety Staff Dispensary Computer Support ... Kraus Reservations Admin. Info Home Administration Admin. Info Department Services Key Requisitions Mail Boxes Mail Services Bulletin Boards ... Department Van Classroom/Seminar Services Rooms for Meetings/Seminars Laptop and Projector Check-out Maintenance Information General Maintanence Problems/Concerns Recycling Material Storage and Disposal Building Security Emergency Information Emergency Contacts, Power Failure, and After Hours Maintenance Supplies, Deliveries, and Dispensary Information Dispensary Purchasing Deliveries Computer/Technical Support MCDB Information Technology Web Page Key Requisitions Faculty, graduate students, and staff members may obtain keys for offices, laboratories and central facilities. Key request forms are available from the Office Assistant in 1121 Nat Sci. After departmental approval, the form should be taken to the Key Office which is located in the Church Street parking structure, along with a $5.00 deposit per key. Keys must be returned when leaving the department, so please keep your receipt for refund of the deposit. Mail Boxes Mailboxes for persons associated with the MCDB Department are in room 1122 NS. U.S. mail is delivered once a day, usually between 12:30 and 1:30pm; campus mail is delivered twice daily. Notify the MCDB main office if you plan to be away for an extended period of time so that your mail may either be forwarded or held until your return. Please do not join book clubs, record clubs, etc., using the Department mailing address, materials not related to University/Academic business will be returned to the sender.

85. Biology 450, Spring 2000Laboratory Schedule For Molecular Gen Week, Date, Exercise. 1, 1/09, Exercise 1 Molecular biology equipmentand techniques. Quantify genomic and vector DNA (DNA Dipstick technique). http://www.valpo.edu/biology/Mglab01.html

Bio 450: Molecular Biology Prof. David Scupham Cr. 4. A study of the molecular basis of genetic interactions and physiological processes in prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms. Topics include biochemistry, immunology, and genetic engineering with medical and pharmacological applications. Laboratories emphasize standard microbiological techniques as well as recent advances in gene cloning and molecular genetics. Prerequisites: BIO 270 and CHEM 221. Tentative Laboratory Schedule, Spring 2003 Week Date Exercise Exercise 1: Molecular biology equipment and techniques Friday Exercise 1: (continued) *examination of overnight cultures; at your convenience, except 1:20-2:10 pm. Exercise 4: Restriction digestion and agarose gel electrophoresis of plasmid and bacteriophage DNA. * set up digestionsfreeze samples * cast, load and start agarose gels * staining and photographing agarose gels Exercise 7: Spectrophotometric analysis of DNA. Other methods for quantifying DNA Exercise 8: Restriction digestion of Vibrio fischeri genomic DNA and plasmid vector.

86. SDR - Forearm Blood Flow This technique is called strain gauge plethysmography (SPG) and isthe most commonly used technique. Basic equipment for SPG. To http://www.sdr.com.au/forebf.html

@import url("sdr.css"); This site will look much better in a browser that supports web standards , but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device. email: sdr@sdr.com.au Sydney, Australia Tel: Fax: Site Menu Home Imaging Fluorescence Microscopy Microscopy ... Cameras for Low Light Search: Advanced Search Site Map About SDR Contact Us Forearm Blood Flow This note discusses non-invasive measurement of forearm blood flow in humans - a topic of interest to physiologists, endocrinologists and others. This discussion only mentions equipment that we distribute in Australia and New Zealand; if you are in another country, please follow the provided links to the original equipment manufacturers. Of course there may be alternative manufacturers - but you can find those yourself! Principles Forearm blood flow is fairly simply measured by temporarily occluding the venous return (with a cuff inflated to say 60 mm mercury) and measuring the slight swelling of the distal portion of the limb due to continued arterial inflow. In theory, the limb swelling will plateau after a while as the venous pressure rises sufficiently to cause renewed venous outflow past the obstruction. However, the initial rate of swelling should represent arterial inflow under "normal" conditions. A word of caution is called for here ...

87. Untitled History, Positions, technique, Atunements. Midwest Scientific Molecular biology LaboratoryEquipment Midwest Scientific has molecular biology and http://www.rex-search.com/html/Biology.html?540,science,REX

88. ABLE - Volume 12 an essential method in molecular biology and recombinant Using a variety of simpleequipment, which can students can easily learn the technique of biological http://www.zoo.utoronto.ca/able/volumes/volume12.htm

Tested Studies for Laboratory Teaching Volume 12 Southwest Missouri State University, June 4-8, 1990 [Out of print] Editor : Corey A. Goldman (University of Toronto) Host : Barbara Newman Abstracts can be found at the end of this document. To read a particular abstract, click on the chapter number. Non-Radioactive DNA Hybridization Experiments for the Undergraduate Laboratory: The Southern Blot Analysis Susan J. Karcher, Purdue University Inheritance of Aldehyde Oxidase in Drosophila melanogaster Judith G. Morgan and Victoria Finnerty, Emory University Allometry in Biological Systems Stephen C. Trombulak, Middlebury College Techniques in Karyology: The Bone Marrow Extraction Method Deanna K. Tolliver and Lynn W. Robbins, Southwest Missouri State University Biological Assessment of Stream Quality Mary V. Ball, Carson-Newman College A Quantitative Enzyme Study Using Simple Equipment Beth A. D. Nichols and Linda B. Cholewiak, Princeton University How to Construct and Use a Dichotomous Key Stephen L. Timme, Pittsburg State University

89. NCMIR: Biology Projects Reporting. issues in cell and molecular biology, with particular The resolution ofthe technique allowed us http://ncmir.ucsd.edu/biology.html

Absence Reporting Data Meeting Developers Documentation Equipment Signup Graphics Repository Media Repository Project Database Publication Reporting Support Telescience Portal Tomography User Application Form National Center for Microscopy and Imaging Research About Us Biology Instrumentation Software ... Posters Apoptotic and Protected Mitochondria in Mouse Retina Morphological and Biochemical Alterations of Post-synaptic Densities after Transient Ischemia Architecture of Neuronal Mitochondria in the Central Nervous System Dendritic Spines Mitochondrion Reconstruction using Electron Tomography Reconstruction of Neuronal Spiny Dendrites Localization of Nicotonic Acetylcholine Receptors on Somatic Spines Apoptotic Mitochondria Maintain Their Ultrastructure and Membrane Potential Protein Import Deficient Mitochondria Lose Their Cristae Crista Junctions Revealed in Brown Fat Mitochondria Biology Projects Dendritic Spines Project Participants: Francisco Capani, Maryann M. Martone, T.E. Deerinck, and Mark H. Ellisman Finally in collaboration with Mary Kennedy (Caltech, Pasedena CA) we are studying the role of F-actin during LTP. A dramatic decrease in the F-actin staining is observed after 30 minutes of LTP at light microscopic level by laser confocal microscopy. By examination of the photoconverted material at the electron microscopic level were able to determine that the decrease was associated with a depolymerization of F-actin in a mushroom-shaped spines. Most surprisingly we found there to be a proliferation of cytoplasmatic filopodia in the LTP material. Since the filopodia are involved in the spine development these results suggest that an early and previously unrecognized step in the in brains response to stimulation is a large-scale proliferation of filopodia on dendrites and cell bodies. This new finding is being further investigated.

90. Biocompare - New Technologies - Protein Electrophoresis Equipment The ProteoSep technology is a gelfree technique. http://www.biocompare.com/newtech.asp?headerid=187

91. BAMBEd -- Biochemistry And Molecular Biology Education Instructions For Authors A case for college molecular biology classes a simulations of the protocols or equipmentused or the scientific literature where the technique or principles http://www.bambed.org/misc/ifora.shtml

HOME HELP FEEDBACK SUBSCRIPTIONS ... SEARCH Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education Instructions for Authors Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education is an international journal devoted to the publication of news, reviews and original papers with the object of improving the teaching of biochemistry and molecular biology to students at all levels of education. Manuscripts (three copies) containing new ideas concerning any aspect of the teaching of biochemistry or molecular biology, including laboratory class experiments, are welcomed and should be sent to Professor Donald Voet, Chemistry Department, University of Pennsylvania, 231 South 34th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104-6323, USA. Tel: + 1 215 898 6457:Fax: + 1 215 898 5747; E-mail: voet@sas.upenn.edu . Authors may now submit manuscripts as E-maill attachments or on 3.5 disks. Email submissions and Disks should be clearly marked with the following information (where appropriate): operating system, disk format (e.g. DS/DD), word-processor package used including version number, authors' names, short title of article. Two copies of the final version should be submitted along with the disk. Although every effort is made by the publisher and editorial board to see that no inaccurate or misleading data, opinion or statement appear in this journal, they wish to make it clear that the data and opinions appearing in the articles and advertisements herein are the sole responsibility of the contributor or advertiser concerned. Accordingly, the publishers, the editorial board and editors and their respective employees, officers and agents accept no responsibility or liability whatsoever for the consequences of any such inaccurate or misleading data, opinion or statement.

92. Department Of Applied Biology And Chemical Technology ABCT) comprises two Sections Applied biology and Chemical versatile and stateof-the-artequipment, ABCT has TLC graphic analytical technique for TCM analysis. http://www.polyu.edu.hk/~abct/consult/cons.html

Consultancy The Department of Applied Biology and Chemical Technology (ABCT) comprises two Sections: Applied Biology and Chemical Technology. ABCT has a strong team of academic staff with overall qualifications rated amongst the top in PolyU. In addition to the primary functions of teaching, fundamental research and other academic services, the Department is committed to applied research and consultancy relevant to the needs of local industry and community. In the past five years, the Department has obtained HK$5 millions of research funds from the PolyU Research Committee and about $20 millions from external sources. With our 35 academic staff from diversified fields coupled with a large collection of sophisticated, versatile and state-of-the-art equipment, ABCT has great strength for developing and coordinating strategic applied research. The Department is also capable of carrying out multi-disciplinary consultancy investigations. We have recently been honoured with the "Exceptional Consultancy Growth Award" for its contributions in consultancy in the University. Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Traditional Chinese Medicine novel asymmetric catalysis for the production of pharmaceuticals; cell cultivation and its application; immunomodulating effects of herbal mixtures; production of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) based products; advanced analytical techniques in pharmacological and TCM studies; TCM active ingredient isolation and its medicinal functions.

93. Books And Equipment Photography and collecting, neither of which is necessary for enjoymentof the hobby, involve more equipment and technique. These http://www.iowaodes.com/main/books.asp

Odonate Biology Books on Odonates Equipment Organizations ... Iowa Field Checklist (created by AviSys listing software) Books on Odonates Until recently odonate identification information for the lay person has been difficult to find. A new field guide, Dragonflies through Binoculars by Sidney Dunkle, was published in 2000 and goes a long way toward helping many of us identify what is being seen. Anyone who leaves home without a library in the back seat of the car will be frustrated. Dragonflies through Binoculars is an obvious choice for starters. However, there are other more regional guides (Wisconsin, Kansas, and even Cape Cod and Florida come to mind) which are invaluable. A popular work on damselflies has not yet been published so the Florida damselfly book is a good one. And once you are hooked... go for the big books which are more scientific in nature but may be necessary for some of the more difficult groups. Bibliography These books are some of the better ones for identifying odes in Iowa. See the Ode News resource page for more detailed information and how to find these publications.

94. Beginning Laboratory Manual APPLIED MOLECULAR biology BEGINNING LABORATORY MANUAL For information about UMBC's 9month M.S. Degree Program in Applied Molecular biology, click here Go to AMB Home Page http://research.umbc.edu/~jwolf/method1.html

APPLIED MOLECULAR BIOLOGY BEGINNING LABORATORY MANUAL For information about UMBC's 9-month M.S. Degree Program in Applied Molecular Biology, click here Go to AMB Home Page This site is maintained by Julie B. Wolf at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC). Comments or suggestions are welcome. Last updated on January 10, 2001 CHAPTER 1: General Laboratory Methods Safety Procedures Preparation of Solutions Disposal of Buffers and Chemicals ... Equipment Micropipettors. Using a pH meter Autoclave operating procedures Operating instructions for spectrophotometer Working with DNA Sterile Technique CHAPTER 2: Instructions for Notebook Keeping CHAPTER 3: Computer User's Guide Setting up a UNIX account UNIX commands Mail ... The Wisconsin Package - gcg. CHAPTER 4: Molecular Biology Methods M.1: Preparation of genomic DNA from bacteria M.2: PCR amplification of DNA M.3: Restriction enzyme digestion of DNA M.4: Phenol/chloroform extraction of DNA M.5: Ethanol precipitation of DNA M.6: Agarose gel electrophoresis M.7:

95. UKNCC - Services Available & Technology Used A recent addition is the DGGE population analysis technique. Molecular biologyequipment PCR machine, gel electrophoresis apparatus, pulsefield gel http://www.ukncc.co.uk/html/members/Services_technology.htm

cabi ccap(f) ccap(m) ncyc ... ncpv Services and technology: equipment and facilities available Collection Standard Microbiol Equipment Molecular Biology capability Cryo. equipment Freeze-drying Equipment EM Chemo- taxonomy CCAP Oban CCAP Windermere ECACC ... CABI BIOSIENCE UK Centre (Egham) formerly International Mycological Institute Contact for additional information: Dr D Smith Reference Collection, Equipment/Technologies: F reeze Drying Equipment Edwards Modulyo 4K Edwards Super Modulyo 12K Edwards Minifast Shelf Freeze-drier Cryopreservation Equipment Controlled rate freezer Storage in 350l liquid nitrogen vessels with automatic fill system. Cryogenic Light Microscopy A cryogenic light microscope system (CM3 Planer Products Ltd) with an Amstrad PC 1640SD for temperature control of the stage heater. A conduction stage is mounted on a Zeiss Axioskop H-DIC microscope fitted with Plan Neofluar 40/0.75 (PH2) objectives combined with a 1.6x magnification changer. Data are recorded on video (Panasonic AG6200 recorder, JVC TK870E camera) using a video character generator (CM3200-00) and played back for analysis on a video monitor (Sony Trinitron KX14CPI 14"). Additional Services, Equipment/Technologies available from CABI BIOSCIENCE:

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