At Promega Corporation, creativity and connection drive discovery and innovation.
We celebrate scientific discovery and the creative application of science to solve problems. Interactions with our customers, partners and vendors are central to everything we do, and we value those relationships. We seek out and build connections because creative problem solving requires networks of diverse ideas and viewpoints.
From simple cloning vectors used to address fundamental questions in biology to bioluminescent assays that help us monitor food safety and water quality, we work side-by-side with our partners in academic, industrial and government institutions to bring the best minds to bear on the toughest questions.
Since 1978, we have done this all with a steadfast commitment to sustainable business models that protect our environment, inspire and develop our employees as individuals, support the wellbeing and growth of our communities, and strengthen our relationships with our customers.
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Rapaza viridis is a flagellated marine predator that hunts algae, yet it appears visibly green. What is it actually doing?
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With MyGlo®, Professor Rachel Simmonds' lab at the University of Surrey can now read live cell assays directly in their biosafety cabinet in a high containment laboratory—accelerating research into how macrophages contribute to Buruli ulcer virulence.
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Caltech and USC researchers built self-propelled microrobots out of protein-shelled bubbles studded with urease. What makes them move?
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In myotonic dystrophy type 1, the most common adult-onset muscular dystrophy, what goes wrong at the molecular level to cause progressive muscle wasting?
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Roughly how much of the 20,000-protein human proteome meets the criteria for conventional small-molecule drug discovery?
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Blue pigment is vanishingly rare in biology, yet the sky, ocean, bluebirds and butterflies all look blue. What property of blue light keeps producing that effect?
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ELISA has been the workhorse of cytokine detection since the 1970s. What's the main practical advantage of newer no-wash, bioluminescent immunoassays for studying neuroinflammation?
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Traditional chemotherapy kills rapidly dividing cells indiscriminately, including cancer, hair follicles, gut lining, and immune cells. How do antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) aim to do better?
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How do researchers extract meaningful molecular data from tumor samples stored in pathology archives for years — or even decades?
Two new cancer biology studies show it in practice. One team used FFPE tumor samples to map druggable mutations in poorly differentiated thyroid carcinoma. Another identified a myeloid cell population that suppresses CAR-T therapy in B cell lymphoma. Both studies depended on consistent, reliable RNA extraction from FFPE tissue using the Maxwell® RSC RNA FFPE Kit.
See how reliable sample prep supports research. bit.ly/3ObcKGl
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To identify every prey species in a bobcat's stomach, even partially digested ones, researchers used DNA metabarcoding. How does it work?
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