Low Density Glyoxal 4 Rapid Run™ from Agarose Bead Technologies is cataloged for protein immobilization workflows.
Pack sizes & catalog numbers
25 ml · 4RR-GL0-25
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Product overview
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.
Product type: Activated agarose supports.
Recorded product specifications: Reference material: Highly crosslinked 4% agarose with aldehyde groups; Input material: Enzymes, proteins and antibodies for coupling.
Workflow context: Select coupling chemistry that preserves ligand activity and assess how attachment density affects accessibility and recovery.
Before choosing an alternative, compare reactive group chemistry, ligand functional groups, activation density and matrix porosity. Products in the same category are comparison candidates, not validated interchangeable replacements.
Manufacturer catalog number and pack: 4RR-GL0-25 (25 ml).
- Manufacturer
- Agarose Bead Technologies
- Primary application group
- Protein immobilization
- Reagent category
- Activated agarose supports
- SciBranch number
- RM-07.017.001-0001-2
- Manufacturer catalog numbers
- 4RR-GL0-25
- Evidence
- Official manufacturer documentation; candidate compatibility requires protocol review
- Assay method
- Covalent immobilization through lysine amino groups
- Reference material
- Highly crosslinked 4% agarose with aldehyde groups
- Capacity context
- Activation degree 15-25 µmol glyoxyl/ml gel
- Input material
- Enzymes, proteins and antibodies for coupling
- Intended use and workflow
- Not established by the cited manufacturer page
- Other specifications
- Consult manufacturer documentation
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- 01Substrate specificity and intended application
- 02Formulation, activity and concentration
- 03Protocol conditions and required components
- 04Pack size, storage and supplier documentation
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Product sources and documentation
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.
Official visible page confirms product name and ordering code. Retrieved 2026-11-08. 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.
Primary classification is an editorial interpretation of the product name and cited source. Technical equivalence is not established by category membership. Read our methodology.