Glutathione Agarose Resin from Agarose Bead Technologies is cataloged for affinity-based capture or purification.
Pack sizes & catalog numbers
10 ml · 4B-GLU-10
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Product overview
Batch purification or low-flow columns.
Product type: Affinity beads & resins. Indexed format and requirements: Glutathione affinity resins.
Recorded product specifications: Reference material: Non-crosslinked 4% agarose with covalently attached glutathione; Input material: GST-tagged proteins.
Workflow context: Affinity beads and resins capture compatible molecules through a specified ligand or binding system. Compare support material, binding conditions and elution requirements for the target sample.
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Manufacturer catalog number and pack: 4B-GLU-10 (10 ml).
- Manufacturer
- Agarose Bead Technologies
- Primary application group
- Affinity purification
- Reagent category
- Affinity beads & resins / Glutathione affinity resins
- SciBranch number
- RM-07.001.001.009-0001-9
- Manufacturer catalog numbers
- 4B-GLU-10
- Evidence
- Official manufacturer documentation; candidate compatibility requires protocol review
- Assay method
- Glutathione affinity purification
- Input material
- GST-tagged proteins
- Reference material
- Non-crosslinked 4% agarose with covalently attached glutathione
- Capacity context
- Static binding capacity at least 8 mg recombinant GST/ml gel
- Format and compatibility
- Batch purification or low-flow columns
- Intended use and workflow
- Not established by the cited manufacturer page
- Other specifications
- Consult manufacturer documentation
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- 01Sample type and starting amount
- 02Fragment size recovery and yield
- 03Elution volume and downstream compatibility
- 04Consumables and equipment required
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Product sources and documentation
Glutathione-bearing agarose for GST-tagged protein capture in batch or low-flow columns. The non-crosslinked matrix distinguishes it from pressure-oriented resin formats. It contains no complete purification buffer set. Regulatory intended use is unknown.
Official visible page confirms product name and ordering code. Retrieved 2026-11-08. Glutathione-bearing agarose for GST-tagged protein capture in batch or low-flow columns. The non-crosslinked matrix distinguishes it from pressure-oriented resin formats. It contains no complete purification buffer set. Regulatory intended use is unknown.
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