Organic acids and derivatives
Medchemexpress LLC Sodium bicarbonate | 144-55-8 | MFCD00003528 | 99.0% | 84.01 g/mol | NaHCO3 | 100 MG
Sodium bicarbonate is an inorganic salt used as a buffering agent for cell culture and laboratory applications. It helps maintain physiological pH in culture media and is supplied as a solid for preparation of aqueous stock solutions (CAS 144-55-8; formula NaHCO3). The material is water-soluble and hygroscopic; follow standard handling and storage practices.
- Cell culture buffer for pH stabilization.
- Soluble in water for easy stock solution preparation.
- Useful for antacid and buffering studies in vitro.
- Supports preparation of precise molar concentrations.
- Hygroscopic - store in a dry, closed container.
Apexbio Technology LLC Concanavalin A (Con A) Solution (500X) 4x100uL
Concanavalin A (Con A) derived from Canavalia ensiformis (jack bean) is a plant lectin protein (Mw 104 kDa) Under pH 7 0 Con A exists as a homotetramer composed of four subunits of 26 kDa each Under pH 4 5-5 5 Con A dissociates into active dimers (52 kDa) Acetylation succinylation or other chemical modifications can also produce stable dimeric forms Each subunit is capable of binding one Ca2 and one Mn2 and contains a carbohydrate-binding site After binding metal ions Con A can specifically bind to glycoproteins glycolipids and carbohydrate moieties containing -D-glucose and -D-mannose It is used for carbohydrate analysis glycoprotein purification enzyme tagging cell membrane studies cell agglutination assays cell cultures and cell typing This product is a ready-to-use aqueous buffered solution (500X concentrate) of Con A and serves as an exogenous lectin suitable for use as a potent leukocyte mitogen
Apexbio Technology LLC Concanavalin A (Con A) Solution (500X) 100uL
Concanavalin A (Con A) derived from Canavalia ensiformis (jack bean) is a plant lectin protein (Mw 104 kDa) Under pH 7 0 Con A exists as a homotetramer composed of four subunits of 26 kDa each Under pH 4 5-5 5 Con A dissociates into active dimers (52 kDa) Acetylation succinylation or other chemical modifications can also produce stable dimeric forms Each subunit is capable of binding one Ca2 and one Mn2 and contains a carbohydrate-binding site After binding metal ions Con A can specifically bind to glycoproteins glycolipids and carbohydrate moieties containing -D-glucose and -D-mannose It is used for carbohydrate analysis glycoprotein purification enzyme tagging cell membrane studies cell agglutination assays cell cultures and cell typing This product is a ready-to-use aqueous buffered solution (500X concentrate) of Con A and serves as an exogenous lectin suitable for use as a potent leukocyte mitogen