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Hello,
Thank you for posting this wonderful resource. As a non-chemist, I’m hoping to better understand your glassware/labware setup used for the particle synthesis & subsequent functionalisation. Are you able to list the labware that’s needed (glassware, rubber stoppers, thermometers, etc) and perhaps have a picture or rendering of the final setup? Everything else in the protocols is crystal clear for reproducing your protocol.
Ahoy, sorry you did not get a reply yet. We are currently restructuring the forum a bit so that post hopefully won’t get overlooked so easily in the future. I will point the part of our team that is better suited to answering your query your way!
Cheers
Tim M
Hi Scott,
we’ve actually published a follow-up paper to the original that focuses on the bead synthesis on bio-protocols (https://bio-protocol.org/e3394) which contains exactly that. In there you’ll find not only a list with catalog numbers of all used labware but also a picture of the actual set-up (Fig 1A). The bowl for the water bath (no catalog number) is simple heat-resistant kitchenware and we use common mercury thermometers which we put in the water bath.
Let me know, if you’ve got any more questions 🙂
Cheers
Phil
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