Trays

Trays are shallow containers that have a flat surface and raised edges for transporting or holding supplies, liquids, samples, or other items. They are often used for soaking, cleaning, autoclaving, storing, organizing, or carrying lab products and containing spills, as well as for staining samples. Trays can be made of glass, plastic, metal, or fiberglass, and are available in a variety of shapes and sizes. Depending on their intended use, they may also feature lids, carrying handles, or faucets.

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Sigma Aldrich Fine Chemicals Biosciences SIGMA ALDRICH FINE CHEMICALS BIOSCIENCES

NC3990008 RCC4PLUSVHL 1VL

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AARON CHEMICALS LLC FERROCENIUM HEXAFLUOROPHOSPHAT

NC3627065 FERROCENIUM HEXAFLUOROPHOSPHAT

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Eclipse E633/MSC 5-7/8" Wide Magnetic Tray Stainless Steel with Rubber-Coated Ferrite

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FOCUS BIOMOLECULES AtPep1, Innate immune response activator, >95% by HPLC

Biochemical Reagents, AtPep1, Innate immune response activator, >95% by HPLC, Sequence: ATKVKAKQRGKEKVSSGRPGQHN; AtPep1 is an endogenous peptide elicitor from Arabidopsis leaves that signals the activation of components of the innate immune response against pathogens. Atpep1 derives from the carboxyl terminal of the precursor propeptide PROPEP1, and on microbe-associated molecular pattern (MAMP) perception or cell damage, vacuolar membrane-resident PROPEP1 is processed by type II metacaspases to release AtPep1 which binds to the leucine-rich repeat receptor kinase (LLR-RK) PEPR1. AtPep1 binding to PEPR1 leads to heterodimerization with the shared receptor kinase Brassinosteroid-Insensitive 1-Associated Receptor Kinase 1 (BAK1) and consequent activation of the receptor complex, resulting in immune responses similar to those induced by pathogens.