Applied Biosystems, LLC

Applera Corporation

Other

The Perkin-elmer Corporation

Pe Corporation (ny)

Pe Corporation

Apptera Corporation

William E Werner

Linda G Lee

Ronald J Graham

Lily Lu

Elana Swartzman

Pau-Miau Yuan

Kuo-Liang Hsi

Jindong Zhao

Michael Kochersperger

Michael Egholm

John E Wiktorowicz

David M Demorest

William Bloch

Rene L Myers

The present invention provides novel, water-soluble, red-emitting fluorescent rhodamine dyes and red-emitting fluorescent energy-transfer dye pairs, as well as labeled conjugates comprising the same and methods for their use. The dyes, energy-transfer dye pairs and labeled conjugates are useful in a variety of aqueous-based applications, particularly in assays involving staining of cells, protein binding, and/or analysis of nucleic acids, such as hybridization assays and nucleic acid sequencing.

Water-soluble rhodamine dyes conjugates

Water-soluble rhodamine dye conjugates

The present invention includes a method of analyzing one or more molecular components in a mixture of components. In the method, a mixture of molecular components, i.e., an analyte mixture, is separated on a capillary liquid chromatography column. The component-containing eluate from the column is deposited as a series of discrete, defined-volume microdrops, along a region of an adsorbent collection layer. During the chromatographic separation, the column eluate may also-be monitored to detect the presence of separated components in the equate. The one or more components deposited in the collection layer are then analyzed by selected analytical techniques. In related aspect, the invention includes a method of collecting one or more molecular components derived from a mixture of components, a blotter apparatus useful in the above method, and a system for analyzing one or more molecular components in a mixture of components.

Effluent collection apparatus and method

The present invention includes a method of analyzing one or more molecular components in a mixture of components. In the method, a mixture of molecular components, i.e., an analyte mixture, is separated on a capillary liquid chromatography column. The component-containing eluate from the column is deposited as a series of discrete, defined-volume microdrops, along a region of an adsorbent collection layer. During the chromatographic separation, the column eluate may also be monitored to detect the presence of separated components in the eluate. The one or more components deposited in the collection layer are then analyzed by selected analytical techniques. In related aspect, the invention includes a method of collecting one or more molecular components derived from a mixture of components, a blotter apparatus useful in the above method, and a system for analyzing one or more molecular components in a mixture of components.

Water-soluble rhodamine dye peptide conjugates

The invention provides compositions and methods suitable for dissolving nucleic acid analogs with uncharged, neutral backbones at high concentrations at approximately neutral pH. By using the compositions of the invention, which include a polar, aprotic solvent, concentrations of nucleic acid analogs such as PNA can be achieved in the range of approximately 1 &mgr;M to 10 mM.

Compositions of solvents and high concentrations of nucleic acid analogs

Water-soluble rhodamine dyes and conjugates thereof

A capillary tube with a charged inner surface for use in capillary electrophoresis and methods. The tube is filled with an electrolyte solution containing 0.05-30% weight/weight of a hydrophilic polymer which is characterized by (A) a molecular weight of 20-5,000 kilodaltons, and (B) a charge between 0.01 and 1.0% as measured by the molar percent of charged monomer subunits to the total polymer subunits, where said charged monomer subunits have the charge opposite to the wall charge at a selected electrophoresis pH.

Capillary electrophoresis molecular weight separation of biomolecules

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