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In vitro protein synthesis

RM-C-02.001.001

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GeneFrontier

PUREfrex 2.0

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In vitro protein synthesis / Complete reconstituted E. coli translation systems

Reconstituted E. coli transcription-translation system containing amino acids, tRNAs, purified translation proteins and ribosomes. Match DNA template design and reaction composition.

RM-02.001.001.001-0003-7PF201-0.25-EX1 pack optionManufacturer link
GeneFrontier

PUREfrex 2.1

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In vitro protein synthesis / Complete reconstituted E. coli translation systems

Reconstituted E. coli transcription-translation system with separately supplied cysteine and reducing agents, allowing redox-condition control. Match the target protein and reaction setup.

RM-02.001.001.001-0004-5PF213-0.25-EX1 pack optionManufacturer link

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  • 01Strain genotype and intended application
  • 02Transformation method and efficiency
  • 03Selection markers and recovery medium
  • 04Storage and handling requirements

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