Between Aug 25 and 28 Agrisera attended the 5th Meeting of The Nordic EMBL Partnership for Molecular Medicine. The meeting took place at Aula Nordica at Umeå University, Sweden. It was a very well-organized and interesting meeting. Many thanks to all of you who visited Agrisera booth.
Between July 28 and Aug 1 Agrisera attended the 25th International Conference on Arabidopsis Research in Vancouver. The meeting took place at the beautiful campus of University of British Columbia, UBC. Thank you all who came by our booth and shared your experience with Agrisera Antibodies. We always appreciate your feedback and new ideas!
Agrisera attended this year’s ASPB meeting taking place from July 12-16 in Portland, Oregon. It was a well-organized conference with over 1200 participants, many good discussions took place at our booth. We were joined by Chris Brown from Environmental Proteomic and Cheryl Semotok from Cedarlane. Thank you all who came by and shared your experience with Agrisera antibodies and suggested ideas for new antibodies for plant science research!
Agrisera attended the 8th Scandinavian Plant Physiology Society PhD Students Conference, taking place from 16th-19th of June in Uppsala, Sweden. The conference was well-organized with many excellent speakers who shared their interesting research results. We also enjoyed an interested guided tour of Uppsala city followed by a conference dinner.
Thank you to all who came by to our booth and shared your experience of using Agrisera antibodies and suggested new ideas.
 | CiteAb has performed an analysis of PubMed publication record from last five years and concluded that Swedish research output referencing antibody use has moved Sweden to position 6 in the world. This indicates extremely fast growth in life science research which is using antibodies. With a population of only 9.6 mln, Sweden is a home for many world known research centers, to name a few: Karolinska Institute, Lund University, Umeå Plant Science Center, Uppsala University. A great effort to create antibodies to all proteins of human proteome was also inititiated and conducted in Sweden and as a result The Human Protein Atlas is available for research community. Agrisera was one of the companies which produced antibodies for the purpose of this project. Whole blog post from CiteAb about Swedish life science growth can be found here. |
 | Commercial antibodies are developed to various antigens (more information about procedures can be found in Agrisera Antibody Production Guide), often being recombinant proteins of full length, truncated or 7-20 amino acid long peptides. Development of antibodies against specific peptides is a common approach for cases where a specific isoform of a protein family is to be targeted. Therefore, such an antibody will often be rather isoform and species-specific. Based on antigen sequence, it is possible to predict if the antibody in question has the potential to work on a protein from species not listed on the product information sheet. Agrisera product information sheets list both confirmed reactivity (based on experimental results), and predicted reactivity (resulting from sequence alignment of the peptide sequence used to elicit given antibody). If information regarding a specific sequence used to elicit given antibody is not available - please contact us with your question, and provide us with the protein sequence you are aiming to detect. Even if there is some conservation level found in protein alignment, it is crucial to know if the sequence of the antigen used to elicit a given antibody is conserved in your protein sequence, and to what extent. This will save you money and time in the future. You are welcome to contact us with your question! |
Agrisera attended the 2nd National Plant Biology Conference, PlantBio 2013, taking place from 7-8 November in Tromsö. The conference was well-organized with many excellent speakers who shared their interesting research results.
Thank you to all who came by to our booth and shared your experience of using Agrisera antibodies and suggested new ideas.
Agrisera team is eager to meet you during the following meetings in 2014:
Aquatic science at a time of rapid change, 18.05-23.05, Portland, Oregon, USA
Plants and BioEnergy 2014 Congress, 4.06-7.06, University of Guelph, Canada
The Molecular Life of Plants: from Theory to Application, 16.06-19.06, Uppsala, Sweden
Plant Biology Europe FESPB/EPSO Congress, 22.06-26.06, Dublin, Ireland
Posttranscriptional Gene Expression Regulation in Plants, 30.06 - 2.07, Poznan, Poland
Plant Biology 2014 meeting, 12.07-16.07, Portland, Oregon
Arabidopsis 2014, 28.07-1.08, Vancouver, Canada
Lignin 2014 - biosynthesis and utilization, 24.08-28.08, Umeå, Sweden
Nordic EMBL Partnership for Molecular Medicine, Umeå, Sweden
Plant Proteomics Congress, , 31.08-4.09, Hamburg, Germany
5th Scandinavian Symposium on Amyloid Diseases and Amyloid Mechanisms, 29.09-2.10, Umeå, Sweden
The Swedish Developmental Biology Organization, 2nd conference, 2.10-3.10, Umeå, Sweden
12th Nordic Photosynthesis Congress, 14.10-17.10, Uppsala, Sweden
Meetings which are going to be supported by Agrisera in 2014:
Eastern Regional Photosynthesis Conference, 4.04-6.04, Woods Hole, Massachusetts, USA
9th International Workshop – Sulfur Metabolism in Plants, 14.04-17.04, Freiburg, Germany
Photosynthesis Research for Sustainability - 2014, 2.06-7.06, Pushchino, Russia
16th International Conference on the Cell and Molecular Biology of Chlamydomonas, 8.06-13.06, Pacific Grove, CA
Austrian Society of Plant Biology Meeting, 19.06-21.06, Lunz, Austria
Biology of plastids - towards a blueprint for synthetic organelles, 21.06-26.06, Pultusk, Poland
Auxins and cytokinins in plant development, International Symposium, 29.06-4.07, Prague, Czech Republic
XVIth Annual Meeting of the International Society of Endocytobiology - Germans Section (ISE-G) 21.07-24.07, Black Forest, Germany
GRC meeting on Photosynthesis, from evolution of fundamental mechanisms to radical re-engineering, 20.08-15.08, West Dover, USA
10th International Plant Cold Hardiness Seminar, 17.08-21.08, Kórnik-Poznań, Poland
Intracellular communication in plant development and disease, 24.08-29.08, Bischoffisheim, France
Oxidative Stress, 3.10-6.10, Toledo, Spain
Arabidopsis: The Ongoing Green REVOLUTION, GARNet2014 Conference, 9.09-10.09, University of Bristol, UK
International PhD school PLANT DEVELOPMENT, 10.09-12.09, Retzbach, Germany
Oxygen and nitrogen reactive species and environment: A new vision for 2020, BAEZA, September, Spain
40th Midwest/Southeast Photosynthesis Conference, 24.10-26.10, Turkey Run State Park, USA
SEB Plant Transport group meeting, 5.12-7.12, United Kingdom
Agrisera presented a seminar in Polish: Tips and tricks of antibody production and western blot - how to obtain good results, on 17.06 at Instutute of Dendrology of Polish Academy of Sciences in Kórnik and on 18.06 at Faculty of Biology of Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań. Thank you all who attended and shared their experience!
Recently Agrisera attended the 3rd International Conference on Neurodegenerative Disorders at Uppsala Konsert & Kongress. It was a well-organized event with several excellent speakers who shared interesting research results. In between the sessions we had the pleasure to meet the participants and in the evening a delicious conference dinner was held at Norrlands Nation.
Thank you all for two pleasant days in Uppsala!
 | Agrisera exhibited on Eastern Regional Photosynthesis Conference Woods Hole Oceanography Institute, April 12 to April 14th 2013. Thank you for coming by and talking with us! |
Agrisera website is changed, merging information about our products and services, which you will find in the menu to the left. All functions concerning placing an order or finding our products are the same.
Information about our antibody and recombinant protein production can be found in the menu to the left, section called: SERVICES.
Following this link - you can find our catalogs for download.
All our secondary antibodies are listed here. Promotions and news can be found on this page.
We do hope you will find a new look improved!
Agrisera to work with new antibody search engine
Agrisera is working with a new antibody search engine called CiteAb to ensure antibodies are easy to find and that researchers can quickly see where they have been cited in the past.
CiteAb lists over 800,000 antibodies from 50 companies, along with the publications that cite them. CiteAb is the largest independent citation-ranked antibody search engine, and is regularly updated with new antibodies and citations.
The search engine has been developed by a team based in Bath in the UK, and has been both supported and rigorously tested by the University of Bath.
Dr Andrew Chalmers is behind CiteAb. He said: “Citations are the best guide to whether an antibody is likely to work in your laboratory, they are independent and easily verifiable. We’re aiming to make CiteAb as comprehensive as possible and are delighted to be able to include Agrisera antibodies.”
Agrisera provides CiteAb with data for all of its primary antibodies. CiteAb is asking users of our antibodies to submit their publications to the site - increasing the profile of your work and helping others to find the right antibody.
For more information visit www.citeab.com
From 3rd to 6th of January 2013 Agrisera was represented by Natalie Donaher from Environmental Proteomics - Agrisera collaborating partner, on 22nd Western Photosynthesis Conference held in Asilomar, USA. Warm thanks to everybody who came by to our stand for a chat. We always appreciate your feedback and ideas!
Agrisera CEO, Greger Nordlund and Chairman of the Board, Benny Gotenstam recently attended Bio China in Shanghai and met Agrisera distributors. It was a very giving trip and many thanks to our distributors for fruitful discussions and very welcoming atmosphere during the meetings. The aim of our visit was to to improve the understanding and strengthen the collaboration between Agrisera and our partners in China and we do hope this will also contribute to increased service level for Agrisera products in China.
On 20 September Agrisera participated in Scandinavian Plant Proteomics Day organized by KBC Proteomics Facility (Umeå) in collaboration with the International Plant Proteomics Organization (INPPO) and Plant Link.
The programm was filled with very interesting talks by international researchers:
Michael Palmgren, Copenhagen University, Denmark
Svante Resjö, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, SLU, Alnarp
Ian Max Møller, Aarhus University, Danmark
Per Hägglund, Technical University of Denmark
Bob Buchanan, University of California, Berkeley, U.S.A.
Yogesh Mishra, Umeå Plant Science Centre, Umeå
Gunnar Wingsle, Umeå Plant Science Centre, Umeå
Sven Kjellström, Lund University
Johannes Hansson, Umeå Plant Science Centre, Umeå
Thomas Kieselbach, Department of Chemistry, Umeå University, and Umeå Plant Science Centre
From 11th until 14th of September Agrisera participated in 11th Nordic Photosynthesis Congress in Naantali in Finland in a picturesque location at a Baltic sea. Our investigation about antibodies needed by plant community continued. Many good discussions were held with our collaboration partners. Many thanks to all who came by our booth! A welcome party at a pool section of Nantali SPA hotel will be never forgotten :)
Agrisera team is eager to meet you during the following meetings in 2013:
22nd Western Photosynthesis Conference, 3-6.01, Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, CA, USA
52st Annual Northeast Algal Society Symposium The Eastern Regional Photosynthesis Conference 12-14.04, Woods Hole, USA, 19-21,04, Mystic, USA
Finnish Plant Science Days, 13-15.05, Helsinki, Finland
Fascination of Plants Day, 18.05, Umeå Plant Science centre, Sweden
3rd International Conference on Neurodegenerative Disorders: Immunotherapy and Biomarkers, 23.05-24.05, Uppsala, Sweden
11th International POG Conference, Reactive Oxygen and Nitrogen Species in Plants , 17.07-19.07, Warsaw, Poland
Plant Biology 2013 meeting, 20-24.07, Providence, RI, USA
16th International Congress on Photosynthesis Research, 11-16.08, St. Louis, MO, USA
PlantBio 2013, The Second National Plant Biology Conference, 7-8.11, Tromsø, Norway
Medica, 20-23.11, DÜsseldorf, Germany
Meetings supported by Agrisera in 2013:
26th Conference of Molecular Biology of Plants, 26.02-1.03, Debringhausen, Germany
3rd International Symposium on Chloroplast Genomics and Genetic Engineering (ISCGGE), 8.05-11.05, New Brunswick, NJ, USA
CCM8 The VIIth international symposium on Inorganic Carbon Utilization by Aquatic Photosynthetic Organisms, 27.05-1.06, New Orleans, USA
International meeting on Photosynthesis, June, Baku, Azerbaijan
Non-coding RNA in plants, 10-12.07, Leucorea Wittenberg, Germany
XIII Congress of Portuguese Society of Plant Physiology, 24.07-28.07, Lisbon, Portugal
PVB 2013 - 3rd International Conference on Plant Vascular Biology, 26-30.07, Helsinki, Finland
Photosynthetic light harvesting, 8-11.08, St. Louis, MO, USA
25th Congress of the Scandinavian Plant Physiology Society (SPPS2013), 11.08-15.08, Helsingør, Denmark
FASEB Mechanisms in Plant Development, 11.08-16.08, Saxtons River, VT, USA
Canadian Plant Genomics Workshop, 12-15.08, Halifax, N.S. Canada European Network for Plant Endomembrane Research ENPER, 27.08-30.08, Ghent, Belgium. European Plant Science Organisation 7th EPSO Conference "Plants for a Greening Economy", 1-4.09, Porto Heli, Greece
Black Forest Summer School 2013, Bioinformatics for Molecular Biologists, 10-13.09, Black Forest, Germany
6th Conference of Polish Society of Experimental Plant Biology, 16-19.09, Lodz, Poland
Plant proteases in health and disease, 2-4.10, Barcelona, Spain
39th Annual Midwest/Southeast Photosynthesis Meeting, 8-10.11, Marshall, USA
Agrisera is supporting following organizations:
The Arabidopsis Information Resource Canadian Society of Plant Biologists
FESPB (The Federation of European Societies of Plant Biology)
INPPO (International Plant Proteomics Organization)
ISPR (International Society of Photosynthesis research)
SPPS (Scandinavian Plant Physiology Society)
From 30.07 until 2.08 Agrisera participated in this year Plant Biology Congress in Freiburg. Many good discussions took place at Agrisera booth. Plenty of comments about our products and new antibodies for plant science research were received. The contest to win a free antibody in return for a suggestion continued. Results will be announced in September :)
Agrisera contributed to a well attended in spite of late hour, "Career workshop " - Career planning for plant scientists Organised by the Society for Experimental Biology, Sarah Blackford, which presented useful information from professionals (Joanna from Agrisera was one of the speakers) working in these careers and other fields to help you to decide which direction to take your future career. More useful information on carrier development can be found on Sarah's blog.
During the 20th to 24th of July, Agrisera was present at the ASPB meeting in Austin, Texas. At our booth we were soliciting opinions from researchers about the 80 most cited proteins in plant research. There were over 1100 registered participants, and many more "walk-ins" since Austin Texas is the location of several universities. The weather was a very hot 36 C but the beautiful air-conditioned convention centre was large enough to hold everyone, including the exhibits and 800 posters.
From 3.07 until 6.07 Agrisera was present on Arabidopsis 2012 in a very hot Vienna. A list of potential protein targets for antibody production was presented to the community and lots of feedback was received. Based on those opinions and valuable suggestions Agrisera will commit to produce several new antibodies which will become available in 2012 and 2013. Thank you for a fantastic meeting!
Summertime is very treasured for us Swedes and is one of our dearest traditions. After many months of snow and ice we celebrate the sun and the warmth by dance, singing, playing, eating and drinking.
Fascination of Plants Day was organized all over Europe on 18th of May. In Umeå it was hosted by Umeå University and included lots of various activities for a whole family. The event was very well attended. Agrisera joined in and gave away seed bags and talked about our support for plant science research.
Between 3-4th of May Dr. Joanna Porankiewicz-Asplund from Agrisera participated in the meeting "Structure and dynamics of the thylakoid membrane" hold at The Royal Society at Chicheley Hall.The meeting was organised by Professor James Barber FRS and Professor Peter Horton FRS. During the meeting we celebrated 80 years birthday of Professor Jan Anderson, a pioneer of photosynthetic research. This was a fascinating journey of discoveries done over past 30 years to understand photosynthesis.
I would like to thank the organizers for inviting Agrisera to participate in this special event!
A pool of antibodies to proteins from various plant and algal species is available for free for testing.
You are welcome to contact us, to receive the list.
Agrisera supported annual skiing competition at KBC/Umeå. Even though winter is rather short this year there was enough of snow and excellent weather!
Agrisera antibodies listed on TAIR in the section: external links
All Agrisera antibodies for Arabidopsis thaliana are inlcuded as extrnal links on TAIR since December 2011. This information will be regularly updated with links to new antibodies. So far 300 antibodies have been linked.
Agrisera team is eager to meet you during the following meetings in 2012:
21st Western Photosynthesis Conference, 5.01-8.01, Asilomar, USA
Structure and dynamics of the thylakoid membrane, 3.05-4.05, Kavli Royal Society International Centre, Buckinghamshire, UK
ICAR 2012, 3-07-707, Vienna, Austria
ASPB Plant Biology Meeting, 20.07-24-07, Austin, USA
Plant Biology Congress, 29.07-3.08, Freiburg, Germany
NPC11 - the 11th Nordic Photosynthesis Congress, 11.09 -14.09, Naantali, Finland
Meetings sponsored by Agrisera in 2012:
Havel-Spree-Colloquium, 17.01, Potsdam, Germany
Plant Abiotic Stress Tolerance II, 22.02-25.02, Vienna, Austria
25rd Conference of Molecular Biology of Plants, 25.02, Dabringhausen, Germany
Maize Genetics Conference, 15.03-18.03, Portland, Oregon, USA
4th PanAmerican Plant Membrane Biology Workshop, 16.05-20.05, Asilomar, USA
"Journées de la Société Française de Photosynthèse”, 24.05-25.05, Paris, France
9th European Workshop Biotechnology of Microalgae, 4.06-5.06, Nuthetal, Germany
15th International Conference on the Cell & Molecular Biology of Chlamydomonas, 5.06-10.06, Potsdam, Germany
19th meeting of the Austrian Society of Plant Biology (ATSPB), 7-06-10.06, Osttirol, Austria
Salt & Water Stress in Plants, 24.06-29.06, Hong Kong, China
SEB annual meeting, 29.06 -2.07, Salzburg, Austria
7th congress of young researchers of the French Society of Plant Biology, 4.07 -6.07, Grenoble, France
Gordon Research Conference on Mitochondria and Chloroplasts, 29.07-3.08, Rhode Island, USA
21st Photosynthesis Workshop, 9.08-10.08, Mainz, Germany
Plant & Microbial Cytoskeleton, 12.08-17.08, Andover, USA
SOL2012 The 9th Solanaceae Conference, 26.08-30.08, Neuchâtel, Switzerland
10th European Nitrogen Fixation Conference, 2.09-5.09, Munich, Germany
Black Forest Retreat 2012, on Molecular Plant Science, 10.09-13.09, Black Forest, Germany
NPC11 - the 11th Nordic Photosynthesis Congress, 11.09 -14.09, Naantali, Finland
7th SPPS PhD Student Conference, 12.09-15.09, Lauasmaa, Estonia
38th Annual Midwest/Southeast Photosynehtsis Meeting, 9.11-11.11, Turkey Run State Park, USA
Auxin 2012, 9.12-14.12, Hawaii
Agrisera exhibited on Botaniker tagung in Berlin during 19-22.09. It was a very fruitful meeting with our collaborating partners, students and all interested in working with antibodies. Many new product ideas has been born. Thank you to all who came by!
Agrisera exhibited on Agrisera on Experimental Plant Biology in 3P meeting in Wrocław, Poland between 6-9 of September. Many thanks to all who came by and took time to share your experience with Agrisera antibodies as well as suggested new products.
Thank you all for our time together!
Agrisera exhibited on ASPB annual meeting in Minneapolis. Thank you to all who came by to our booth and shared your experience of using Agrisra products, gave new ideas and participated in our contest to win a free antibody from Agrisera collection.
Agrisera workshop: Tips and Troubleshooting: qualitative, quantitative and multiplex immunoblotting of photosynthetic organisms will soon be available in a digital form.
Agrisera CEO, Greger Nordlund and Dr. Björn Löwenadler, Agrisera board member and scientific advisor participated 2011 BIO International Convention in Washington DC. They visited all US states that where present(26) as well India, Brazil, Singapore, Taiwan, Malaysia, Korea, China and more. They have found out increasing interest in biofuels and crop science areas - "green biotechnology". Many new contacts were established which will help to understand and strenghten Agrisera position on the US market.
Thank you to all our new and old customers for being with us during 2010, sharing your ideas, giving suggestions and helping us to grow up Agrisera catalogue.
Agrisera protein extraction buffer PEB and global antibodies (anti-PsbA and anti-RbcL) were used to validate high throughput protein extraction from tough, recalcitrant marine phytoplankton.
Standard microprobe sonication/flash freeze protocol has been compared with Precellys® (Bertin Technologies) bead-based system to extract total proteins from multiple samples in parallel.
Comparison of ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase oxygenase (RbcL) immunodetection from phytoplankton, after protein extraction through sonication or Precellys bead beating. RbcL was detected by immunoblotting using a chicken anti-RbcL primary antibody (AS01 017) and a horseradish peroxidase-conjugated goat anti-chicken secondary antibody (AS09 603). MW, molecular weight protein ladder (in kDa).
The total yield of proteins extracted from each species was similar using the sonication/flash freeze protocol or Precellys® bead beating system. Using Precellys® system, sample throughput and reproducibility are higher than with the sonication/flash freeze protocol.
Agrisera has been visiting Biotechnica in Hannover. Discussing collaboration opportunities, scouting for new product development and new advertising platforms. There were two very giving days for us and we hope it will result in new products which contribute to your success!
Agrisera was intived to participate in 3rd Physcomitrella genome workshop with Industry Night presentation about: Design and validation of antibodies recognizing hihgly conserved proteins in a wide range of species.Panel of antibodies with confirmed reactivity to Phycomitrella patens has been presented, developed within framework of the Freiburg Initiative for Systems Biology (FRISYS) for quantitative proteomics of Physcomitrella. Article including those results: Simultaneous isolation of pure and intact chloroplasts and mitochondria from moss as the basis for sub-cellular proteomics, is accepted for publication in Plant Cell Reports.
Many thanks to the members of prof. Reski group for good discussions and great hospitality. Many new ideas have been born!
Agrisera has been represented by our Chinese distributor Beijing Qwbio & Santainio INC during 15th International Congress on Photosynthesis in Beijing, 22.08 - 27.08. Thank you to all who visited the booth!
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Thank you all who came by our display during ASPB in Montreal and shared ideas and very valuable feedback. Our workshop on "Tips and Troubleshooting for Quantitative and Qualitative Immunoblotting of Photosynthetic Organisms" has been recorded and will be soon available on Agrisera web site.
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Biocompare has published an article on "Cool Tools for Plant Biologists" - result of an interview with Agrisera Team.
XVII congress of the Federation of European Societies of Plant Biology (FESPB) took place in Valencia, Spain, 4-9-07. Over 1250 participants attended. It was a great pleasure to meet Agrisera old customers, collaborating partners and new customers coming by our display. Many new ideas for antibodies to be included in Agrisera product list in the future were born.
There was a possibility to take home Agrisera new antibody catalogue or win an antibody by answering a simple question: "How many antibodies are in Agrisera catalogue".The happy winner of this competition is a researcher from Laboratory of Celll Biology in Czech Republic.
Agrisera candy, even though at first mistaken with antibodies, was very popular (left bottom corner on the picture) as well as Agrisera pens. Looking forward to meet you during next FESPB in 2012 in Freiburg!
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Conference centre in Uppsala was hosting 9th International Hydrogenase Conference in June this year. Agrisera was participating. It was a very interesting and giving meeting. Thank you to all who came by Agrisera display. We have received many new ideas for the future antibody development.
Umeå Renewable Energy Workshop, 16-17 March 2010, From Structures and Mechanism of Biological Enzymes to Biomass production and Utilization The workshop was organized in the Chemical Biological Centre (KBC) of Umeå University with four invited speakers from USA, Germany, Finland and Stockholm. While the temperatures outside the building are reaching minus 17ºC, intensive lectures proceed inside. BTW: Did you know that if one third of water in the pool of Beijing National Aquatics Center could be split - it would fulfill world's energy needs!
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Third snow has arrived and we hope that it will stay until spring (end of April). With such magnificent nature around Agrisera is creating new products to speed up Your research.
Agrisera engaged in Physcomitrella proteomicsAgrisera, a world-leading SME in plant-specific antibodies, is closely collaborating with Professor Ralf Reski, a world-leading expert in moss systems biology, to develop and to test moss-specific antibodies for quantitative proteomics. These antibodies are going to be used in the framework of the Freiburg Initiative for Systems Biology (FRISYS) for quantitative proteomics of Physcomitrella and will be sold by Agrisera. Intensive work on the project is currently conducted in Reski's Plant Biotechnology group at the University of Freiburg (Germany). First results are going to be made public in January 2010. The moss Physcomitrella has been developed by a fast growing scientific community as a model plant with implications for basal as well as applied research. The latter includes identification of genes for crop improvement and the production of complex biopharmaceuticals in the moss bioreactor.
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| Agrisera new web shop celebrating one year! First snow is slowly falling as well as the darkness of short days outside windows of Agrisera facility in Umeå, 600 km south of Polar Circle. But inside the facility, Agrisera stuff and invited guests are celebrating one year of Agrisera new web shop. Joint effort has brought many new and exciting antibodies for plant and algal research community. We can keep you posted through our monthly News Letter.
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Agrisera has been recently exhibiting at two conferences in Cracow, Poland: Eco-physiological aspects of plant responses to environmental stress and The 4th Conference of Polish Society of Experimental Biology. Many thanks to all of you who visited Agrisera booth and shared your experience with Agrisera antibodies as well as gave interesting suggestions for development of new products.
We appreciate it very, very much!
Agrisera has been recently exhibiting at Annual meeting of Society of Experimental Biology in Glasgow and at Arabidopsis 2009 in Edinburgh. Thank you to all of you who has been coming and visiting Agrisera booth.Thank you to everyone who has come out and visited the Agrisera booth.Thank you for your fruitful discussions, antibody wish lists and inspiration for how we can better serve the plant science research community.
If you have an interesting project in mind - please contact us for possible collaboration on antibody development.
If you would like to make your antibody available world wide through Agrisera - you are most welcome.
If you would like to start a custom antibody production project - use to your advantage Agrisera experience in making antibodies to plant proteins. Antibody production guide can be found here.
Prof. Zofia Szweykowska-Kulińska and Prof. Artur Jarmolłwski from the Insitute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology in Poznań, Poland have visited Agrisera facility in May 2009. Possibilities of collaboration on antibody development and creation of an antibody collection to proteins involved in plant micro RNA biogenesis have been discussed. Work on this project will start during fall 2009.
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On 10th aniversary of Umeå Plant Science Centre, Agrisera's close collaborating partner, Agrisera has planted a fruit tree as a gift with congratulations and best wishes for the future. Agrisera is located in a close proximity to Umeå, where Umeå Plant Science Centre is operating. Collaboration with the centre has been carried out over many years and has been very successful.
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All Agrisera product information sheets are undergoing a very thorough update with images, references, useful links and any additional information which we think can be helpful. We estimate to be finished with this task in June 2009.
There is an option to add a comment about Agrisera antibody (Read/Add review) and receive 10 % discount on next order. If you are interested please contact us after you have made a comment on our web site.
Eco-physiological aspects of plant responses to environmental stress, 16.09-19.09, Kraków, Poland,
The 4th Conference of Polish Society of Experimental Biology, Kraków, Poland, 21.09-25.09
We were present on following meetings this year:
4th European senescense network meeting (SenNet), Arvidsjaur, Sweden, 20.02-24.02
Annual meeting of Society of Experimental Biology, Glasgow, United Kingdom, Plant biology sessions 28.06-1.07
Arabidopsis 2009 Edinburgh, United Kingdom, 30.06 - 4.07
18th Western Photosynthesis Conference, 8.01-11.01, California, USA
4th European senescense network meeting (SenNet), Arvidsjaur, Sweden, 20.02-24.02
Plant abiotic stress tolerance, 8.02-11.02, Vienna, Austria
Cilia,mucus & mucociliary interactions, 22.02-27.02, Lucca, Italy
5th International Symposium on Plant Neurobiology, 25.05-29.05, Florence, Italy
III PanAmerican plant membrane biology workshop, 27.05-31.05, Puebla,Mexico
Protein complexes in signaling and development , Glasgow, 25.06 -27.06
Gordon Research Conference - Photosynthesis, 28.06-3.07, Smithfields, USA
ROS,Plant reactive oxygen meeting, 8.07-10.07, Helsinki, Finland
18th Photosynthesis workshop, 20.08-21.08, Potsdam/Golm, Germany
1st International Conference on Retrograde Signaling in Plants, 1-3.09, Berlin, Germany
Plants for the future, 06.09-10.09,Leipzig, Germany
XI Spanish-Portuguese Congress of Plant Physiology, 8.09-11.09, Zaragoza, Spain
9th IPMB Congress, 25.09-30.09, St. Louis, USA
After hard work Agrisera antibody shop web site is on line since 1st of October 2008. Our goal is to make antibody searching as easy as possible. There is also a possibility to ask questions immediately from our web site using the Live chat option in the left menu.
We are going to continue working on improvements on our site and product presentation to make it interactive and informative.
Our catalogue currently contains over 400 products.
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