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Agar Scientific is pleased to announce that British Biocell International's new range of novel gold nanoparticles is available for order.

Agar Scientific Announces Availability of New Range of Novel Gold Nanoparticles

UK | Posted on August 18th, 2008

This range of products has been especially commissioned for BBInternational from Professor Mathias Brust of one of the UK's leading nanoparticle discovery centres based at Liverpool University.

The range includes EM.PEG particles, mercaptyalkyl-PEG gold nanoparticles, 2-5nm, which are stable under extreme conditions of salinity and pH and do not aggregate after cellular uptake. The particles have been designed specifically for bionanotechnology applications. The particles are uncharged water soluble particles of extreme stability and may be supplied with functional groups in the ligand shell for bio-conjugations.

EM.NGNT are naked gold nanoparticles supplied in toluene solution with a size range of 4-7nm. They have been stabilised by relatively loose adsorption (thus 'naked') of tertaoctylammonium bromide. The particles are used in research with particular relevance for gas sensor technology or decorative coatings. The particles are reactive and can be used for applications such as the assembly of thin films on thiol or amine surfaces.

The EM-TCGN nanoparticles are thiol-capped gold nanoparticles, 2-5nm, supplied in solution in an organic solvent. They are used in research with particular relevance for gas sensor technology or decorative coatings.

For more details of these and other products such as gold sols and conjugates, please contact Agar direct. Agar supplies one of the broadest ranges of accessories and consumables for microscopy. The complete range is available in either electronic or printed-catalogue form.

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About Agar Scientific
Established in 1972, Agar Scientific is a leading international supplier of consumables, accessories and specialist equipment for all disciplines of microscopy.

We have our own manufacturing facility for calibration specimens, grids, apertures and filaments.

Our technical staff have a wide practical experience in specimen preparation and microscopy techniques, and can assist you in the selection and use of our products.

From our UK headquarters, we provide a fast and efficient despatch service from our extensive range of stock.

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Contacts:
Agar Scientific Ltd.
66a Cambridge Road,
Stansted,
Essex CM24 8DA
England

T: +44(0)1279 813519
F: +44(0)1279 815106
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