GoldBio
We provide proven, published, & affordable reagents for life science, plant science, & molecular bio Gold Biotechnology, Inc.
was founded in 1986 by Dr. Paul Gold in an effort to provide researchers with high-quality products at low prices. For 25 years, our company's success has relied on its commitment to the success of those whom we supply. We believe that putting quality products in capable hands leads to discoveries that benefit all. That is why we provide our customers with only the best chemicals available, purcha
06/17/2026
New research published in Science reveals that pigeons can sense Earth’s magnetic field using specialized cells in their inner ear—a completely different mechanism than scientists expected.
These cells may generate signals through electromagnetic induction, giving pigeons a “built-in compass” that works even in the dark. It’s a breakthrough that could reshape how we understand navigation in animals and may even inspire future technologies.
Read More: https://www.science.org/content/article/pigeons-sense-earth-s-magnetic-field-entirely-new-way
06/16/2026
In affinity purification, nickel agarose color serves as more than a visual feature. It can also act as a real-time indicator of resin condition and protein binding activity.
Learn more here: https://www.goldbio.com/blogs/articles/why-are-nickel-agarose-beads-blue
06/11/2026
Accurate sizing for your low molecular weight proteins just got easier. Our BlueStain™ Low Range Protein Ladder gives you sharp, clearly visible bands for efficient SDS-PAGE analysis.
https://goldbio.com/products/bluestain-low-range-protein-ladder
FOR RESEARCH USE ONLY
06/09/2026
Purifying His-tagged proteins shouldn’t feel like trial and error.
Whether you're optimizing a new process or training newer lab mates, this free His-Tag Purification Guidebook brings together practical protocols, troubleshooting tips, and application insights in one place.
Download it, print it, keep it at the bench.
Inside the guide:
• His-tag purification fundamentals
• His-Tag Metal Affinity Cations: What’s the difference again?
• Nickel NTA Magnetic Agarose Beads protocol
• Troubleshooting tips for low yield and purity
• Column packing and prep protocols
• Practical purification articles and references
Get your free guidebook here: https://www.goldbio.com/pages/his-tag-affinity-purification-gudiebook-download-for-free
06/05/2026
Synthetic biology is feeding the future ... literally.
Researchers engineered yeast to produce essential nutrients for honeybees, potentially reducing colony loss and easing pressure on natural ecosystems.
Find Out More: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09431-y
06/03/2026
Whether you're validating a known interaction or screening for new binding partners, GST pull-down assays remain a core technique in molecular biology.
Learn the fundamentals, process, and optimization tips in this resource article.
Check it out: https://www.goldbio.com/blogs/articles/what-is-a-gst-pull-down-assay
06/01/2026
GOAL! Look out for the latest collectible GoldBio sticker this June. Find it in orders, and at vendor shows this month.
05/28/2026
Starting a new lab?
We know the early days can be tough. GoldBio's Lab Startup Program helps you stretch your funding and get a 6-month standing quote.
Find out more here: https://www.goldbio.com/pages/lab-startup
05/25/2026
Move aside Dippin’ Dots, the future of ice cream might not melt at all.
Researchers are using polyphenols to crosslink proteins and fats, creating a structure that holds water in place even as temperatures rise.
Science you can see (and maybe taste).
Get the scoop: https://www.goldbio.com/blogs/articles/move-aside-dippin-dots-the-next-ice-cream-of-the-future-is-here
05/22/2026
Love our holographic stickers? Did you know you can buy a sticker pack to add to your order?
https://www.goldbio.com/products/sticker-pack
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