Protein Purification Reagents and Kits
ATHENA ES 100 mM TTAB
Detergents have been shown to aid in the protein refolding process both of native and recombinant proteins. Detergents are usually used as a step in the protein refolding process, often in conjunction with cyclodextrins. The detergent binds to the protein in the dilution stage to form a detergent-protein complex which prevents aggregation of the protein. A binding agent, such as cyclodextrin, can then be used to strip away the detergent from the protein, allowing it to properly refold. Athena’s Detergent Screening Kit provides researchers with 6 common detergents (10mL each) for determining the optimum detergent for a given protein refolding scenario. Individual detergents can also be purchased in 100mL quantities.
McMaster-Carr 3D-Printed Part Removal Tool, 4 1/4"L
Separate 3D-printed parts from 3D-printer plates without damaging either one of them. Unlike conventional putty knives or spatulas, these tools have a right-angle handle and tapered blade, which makes it easier to slide them under parts and loosen them from the plates. The blade’s rounded edge prevents nicks and scrapes. The rubber handle gives you a nonslip grip.
ATHENA ES 100 mM POE(10)L
Detergents have been shown to aid in the protein refolding process both of native and recombinant proteins. Detergents are usually used as a step in the protein refolding process, often in conjunction with cyclodextrins. The detergent binds to the protein in the dilution stage to form a detergent-protein complex which prevents aggregation of the protein. A binding agent, such as cyclodextrin, can then be used to strip away the detergent from the protein, allowing it to properly refold. Athena’s Detergent Screening Kit provides researchers with 6 common detergents (10mL each) for determining the optimum detergent for a given protein refolding scenario. Individual detergents can also be purchased in 100mL quantities.
Invent Biotechnologies Inc Minute™ SDS-Remover (10 ml)
This item has a minimum qty of 3 per supplier requirements.
Sodium dodecyl sulfate is one of the most commonly used detergents for biological research. However, the presence of SDS in the sample could interfere with downstream applications. For instance, SDS must be reduced to below a certain concentration before trypsin digestion of protein can be performed effectively. The presence of SDS in a protein sample could interfere with, and needs to be removed prior to, the analysis. The presence of SDS in protein samples also interferes with antigen-antibody binding and has a negative impact for experiments such as immunoprecipitation and ELISA. This proprietary formulated reagent is designed for fast and easy removal of SDS in solution by precipitation. The efficacy is superior to SDS-removal column and TCA precipitation with minimum protein loss (<20%). Due to the small volume of SDS-Remover used, the final protein concentration of the sample is not significantly impacted.
ATHENA ES 100 mM Tween 80
Detergents have been shown to aid in the protein refolding process both of native and recombinant proteins. Detergents are usually used as a step in the protein refolding process, often in conjunction with cyclodextrins. The detergent binds to the protein in the dilution stage to form a detergent-protein complex which prevents aggregation of the protein. A binding agent, such as cyclodextrin, can then be used to strip away the detergent from the protein, allowing it to properly refold. Athena’s Detergent Screening Kit provides researchers with 6 common detergents (10mL each) for determining the optimum detergent for a given protein refolding scenario. Individual detergents can also be purchased in 100mL quantities.
ATHENA ES 100 mM Z 3-14
Detergents have been shown to aid in the protein refolding process both of native and recombinant proteins. Detergents are usually used as a step in the protein refolding process, often in conjunction with cyclodextrins. The detergent binds to the protein in the dilution stage to form a detergent-protein complex which prevents aggregation of the protein. A binding agent, such as cyclodextrin, can then be used to strip away the detergent from the protein, allowing it to properly refold. Athena’s Detergent Screening Kit provides researchers with 6 common detergents (10mL each) for determining the optimum detergent for a given protein refolding scenario. Individual detergents can also be purchased in 100mL quantities.
System Biosciences LLC SMARTSEC HT EV ISOLAT.SYST.96
SmartSec HT EV Isolation System (forSerum and Plasma), 96 reactions
System Biosciences LLC EXOQUICK EXOSOME PRECIPITATION
ExoQuick exosome precipitation solution (20 ml)
Epigentek Inc EpiQuik Nuclear Extraction Kit II (Nucleic Acid-Free) (100 extractions)
For isolation of nucleic acid-free nuclear proteins from cells or tissues
System Biosciences LLC EXOQUICK PLUS
ExoQuick PLUS Exosome Purification Kit -Serum and Plasma 10reactions