Talk:Pierce Biotechnology

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Sources[edit]

Quite difficult to access sources for this company.

Gbooks for "SuperSignal Chemiluminescent Substrate" returns about 80 hits [1], strongly indicative of the popularity of this product since its inception in the mid-1990s - its only ~reports on product application though, not independent in-depth of the company

These might be relevant, but my library has no online access to The Scientist, either to years before 2000, or the pages in question

Title: EXACTING EXTRACTIONS: Pierce Chemical Co. provides a family of protein extraction reagents. Source: Scientist, The [0890-3670] yr:1999 vol:13 iss:8 pg:17
Chemiluminescent Collaboration. Pierce and Ambion team up to improve the RPA. The Scientist 2002, 16(5):42. Published 4 March 2002

Power.corrupts (talk) 12:50, 9 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]