About Oroboros
OroboPedia by OROBOROS INSTRUMENTS - www.oroboros.at
O2k-Catalogue OROBOROS - a guided tour to the O2k
In an Open-Access approach, OROBOROS provides detailed information on the O2k and modular components, the O2k-Manual, O2k-Protocols and O2k-Publications, the O2k-WorldWide MiPNet, and OROBOROS O2k-Workshops.
O2k - OROBOROS Oxygraph-2k: the modular system for high-resolution respirometry.
O2k-Manual - open access instructions to application and service of the O2k-Core, TIP2k and O2k-MultiSensor Modules.
O2k-Protocols are complementary to the O2k-Manual and O2k-Publications. Users are encouraged to get involved, contribute and share their expertise.
O2k-Publications[1] are part of the category Publications, providing a portal for sharing, disseminating and commenting relevant literature in mitochondrial physiology. Bioblast allows the “evolution” of a publication with space for open discussions and extensions of an otherwise static ‘paper’. This applies specifically to Methods and Materials, Discussion, and References sections, which may be limited by space in original publications.
O2k-WorldWide: MiPNet Reference Laboratories for High-Resolution Respirometry from all over the world join to form the unique OROBOROS Mitochondrial Physiology Network.
Join us at an OROBOROS O2k-Workshop on the fast lane to high-resolution respirometry.
OroboPedia at a glance
OroboPedia as part of the Bioblast wiki is a developing scientific database initiated as a service by OROBOROS INSTRUMENTS - and more[2].
More lists on OroboPedia
- Mitochondr Physiol Network - the Bioblast Open Access publication series
- O2k-Troubleshooting
MitoPedia Glossaries - high-resolution terminology
- MitoPedia Glossary: Respiratory states
- MitoPedia_Glossary: Respiratory control ratios
- MitoPedia Glossary: Respirometry
- MitoPedia Glossary: Fluorometry
- MitoPedia Glossary: Spectrophotometry
Notes and references
- ↑ O2k is the acronym for Oxygraph-2k for high-resolution respirometry.
- ↑ The term OroboPedia is a portmanteau from Ouroboros “the tail-eater” – an archetypical symbol of a dragon forming a circle, where “creation and the created become one in an inseparable process”. http://www.mipart.at/?oroboros-archetypical-symbol 2010-09-09.
