Alina Schmidt about Carbotrace 680 "We used Carbotrace 680 to visualize cellulose in intact tissue of the macroalgae Ulva fenestrata and established 3D models of its architecture. This approach revealed new structural features, including a... Read more
Reina Tanaka about Carbotrace & Ebba Biotech Research service: “Ebba Biotech helped us by performing analyses on Tunicate derived Cellulose nanocrystals and softwood TEMPO Oxidised Cellulose nanofibrils to determine the best Carbotrace molecule for our... Read more
Prof. Avtar Matharu & Frederik Zitzmann (doctoral student) about Carbotrace 480: ”We used Carbotrace 480 as an analytical tool to map cellulose content and distribution in our defibrillated cellulose samples which we derived from microalgae.... Read more
Saga Grånäs Jakobsson about Carbotrace 680: “I used Carbotrace 680 in my master thesis project where I investigated hemicelluloses and nanocellulose. I was able to detect hemicelluloses xyloglucan and galactomannan with Carbotrace 680. Also, I... Read more
Prof. Aristóteles Góes-Neto & Thairine Mendes-Pereira (PhD student) about Carbotrace 680: "We used Carbotrace 680 to label fungal cell wall chitin and spider exoskeleton chitin. More specifically, we studied the host-pathogen interaction of the pathogenic... Read more
Prof. Ulrica Edlund about Carbotrace 540: "We were studying the biochemical composition of Ulva lactuca (a.k.a. Ulva fenestrata), which is still not fully known. Our hypothesis, and we wanted to prove, was the presence of... Read more
Dr. Ferdinand X. Choong about Carbotrace 680: "It really made carbohydrate detection so much easier! Thinking back on how to detect starch you had to use iodine solutions - that was kind of messy -... Read more
Prof. Ulrica Edlund about Optotracing: Ulrica Edlund is Professor in Polymer technology at KTH Royal Institue of Technology and Vice Director at the Center for the Advancement of Integrated Medical and Engineering Sciences (AIMES) at... Read more
Dr. Liudmila Kozlova about Carbotrace 680: "We have used Carbotrace 680 to resolve the cellular structure of studied plants. It is possible due to the high content of cellulose in plant cell walls. Moreover, the... Read more
Tharagan Kumar about Carbotrace 680: Tharagan Kumar is doctoral student at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Division of Nanobiotechnology located at SciLifeLab in Solna, Sweden. Tharagan sent us an image about how he was using... Read more
