ATTO CORPORATION

c-PAGEL Neo コンパクトサイズ既製ゲル

RM-05.002.003.001-0001-4
Precast polyacrylamide gels / Compact gradient gels

c-PAGEL Neo コンパクトサイズ既製ゲル from ATTO CORPORATION is cataloged for electrophoresis sample preparation.

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Pack sizes & catalog numbers

10 gels per box · CN-520L

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Product overview

ATTO CompactPAGE series; gel 60 × 60 × 1.0 mm.

Product type: Precast polyacrylamide gels. Indexed format and requirements: Compact gradient gels.

Recorded product specifications: Reference material: Polyacrylamide and Tris-HCl buffer; glass plates; Input material: Proteins or nucleic acids.

Workflow context: Precast PAGE gels must fit the electrophoresis chamber and provide an appropriate resolving range; compact and conventional mini formats require separate compatibility checks.

Before choosing an alternative, compare sample type, gel and buffer system, dye composition and detection conditions. Products in the same category are comparison candidates, not validated interchangeable replacements.

Manufacturer catalog number and pack: CN-520L (10 gels per box).

Manufacturer
ATTO CORPORATION
Primary application group
Electrophoresis reagents
SciBranch number
RM-05.002.003.001-0001-4
Manufacturer catalog numbers
CN-520L
Evidence
Official manufacturer documentation; candidate compatibility requires protocol review
Reference material
Polyacrylamide and Tris-HCl buffer; glass plates
Format and compatibility
ATTO CompactPAGE series; gel 60 × 60 × 1.0 mm
Capacity context
15 wells; approximately 9 µL maximum per well
Input material
Proteins or nucleic acids
Intended use and workflow
Not established by the cited manufacturer page
Other specifications
Consult manufacturer documentation

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  • 02Formulation, activity and concentration
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Product sources and documentation

Compact 5-20% gradient gel for protein and nucleic-acid separation. The gel contains no SDS; running-buffer choice determines the electrophoresis method. Intended-use status is unknown.

Official manufacturer product pageATTO CORPORATION · Product details and documentation

Official visible page confirms product name and ordering code. Retrieved 2026-11-08. Compact 5-20% gradient gel for protein and nucleic-acid separation. The gel contains no SDS; running-buffer choice determines the electrophoresis method. Intended-use status is unknown.

ATTO CORPORATION official manufacturer pageOfficial manufacturer documentation; candidate compatibility requires protocol review · See original documentation for publication date

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