Molecular Probes was created in 1975.
Probes in Space was created in 1975.
Mars Probes was created in 2002.
DNA probes were first developed by researchers in the 1970s, with significant contributions from scientists such as Edwin Southern, who created the Southern blot technique. This method allowed for the identification of specific DNA sequences within a complex mixture. The development of DNA probes has since advanced significantly, playing a crucial role in molecular biology, genetics, and medical diagnostics.
TaqMan probes are used in the field of molecular biology. They are used in many medical labs around the world for purposes of gene expression and DNA research.
As of late 2002, four molecular techniques are increasingly used in laboratories around the world to diagnose TB. They include. nucleic acid probes to identify mycobacteria in culture
Nonradioactive probes are DNA or RNA molecules labeled with a chemical or enzyme for detection in molecular biology experiments. These probes are used in applications such as Southern and northern blotting, in situ hybridization, and PCR for identifying and detecting specific nucleic acid sequences without the need for radioactive materials. They provide a safe and cost-effective alternative to radioactive probes for molecular detection techniques.
Molecular Pharmacology was created in 1965.
Molecular Discovery was created in 1984.
Molecular Cell was created in 1997.
Molecular Psychiatry was created in 1997.
Molecular Diversity was created in 1995.
Molecular Heinosity was created in 2009.