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Protein immobilization

RM-C-07.017

Attach biological ligands to solid supports for affinity separations or immobilized-protein applications.

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Activated agarose supports1
Agarose Bead Technologies

Low Density Glyoxal 4 Rapid Run™

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Activated agarose supports

Aldehyde-activated agarose for covalent attachment through lysine amino groups of proteins, enzymes or antibodies. This is an uncoupled support requiring a separate immobilization procedure and user-supplied ligand. Regulatory intended use is unknown.

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  • 02Formulation, activity and concentration
  • 03Protocol conditions and required components
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