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Glutathione MagBeads

Name: Glutathione MagBeads
SKU: ABIN1574295
Price: 202.77 USD
Availability: InStock

Sep Glutathione Magnetic particles 40 µm

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Catalog No. ABIN1574295

Datasheet as PDF

Application

Separation (Sep)

Brand

MagBeads

Characteristics

The Glutathione MagBeads are developed for quick and efficient small-scale purification of recombinant glutathione-S-transferase (GST) fusion proteins from bacteria, yeast and mammalian crude cell lysates. The The Glutathione MagBeads are superparamagnetic beads, average 40 µm in diameter, coupled with reduced glutathione (GSH). The beads are supplied as 25% slurry in phosphate buffered saline (PBS), pH 7.4, containing 20% ethanol. The Glutathione MagBeads has a binding capacity of 5 to 10 mg GST protein per 1 ml settled beads (e.g. 4 ml 25% slurry).
Key Features:
Quick and convenient separation accomplished by magnetic force
High binding capacity with 5 - 10 mg of GST/ml settled beads
Magbeads can be regenerated for multiple uses
Extremely low nonspecific binding

Bead Ligand

Glutathione

Bead Matrix

Magnetic particles

Bead Size

40 µm
Magnetic Concanavalin A Beads (Agarose)
CUT&RUN, CUT&Tag, Sep Concanavalin A Magnetic Agarose beads 30 μm

Protein A Resin
Purif, AC Protein A Agarose beads 90 µm

Ni-NTA MagBeads
Pull-Down, Purif, Sep Ni-NTA 25 µm

Ni-NTA Agarose
Purif, Sep Ni-NTA 40 µm

Rho1D4 Agarose
Purif, Sep Rho1D4 40 µm

Glutathione Resin
Pull-Down Glutathione Agarose beads 90 µm

Protein G Resin
Purif, AC Protein G Agarose beads 90 µm

BFP-Catcher
Co-IP, IP, Purif, ChIP, RIP Antibody Agarose beads 90 μm

High Affinity Ni-Charged Resin
Purif Nickel ions Agarose beads 90 µm

INDIGO Ni-Agarose
Purif Ni-INDIGO Agarose beads 100 μm

Restrictions

For Research Use only
Format

Liquid

Buffer

25% slurry in phosphate buffered saline (PBS), pH 7.4, containing 20% ethanol.

Storage

4 °C

Storage Comment

Store at 4°C, do NOT freeze.
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