Proteinase K from biotechrabbit is listed in Proteases: Proteinase K, Molecular Biology Grade.
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30 mg · BR1100901
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Molecular-biology-grade Proteinase K for proteolysis during nucleic-acid preparation.
Protein processing workflows cleave or modify proteins for purification, characterization or downstream use.
For this workflow, compare substrate specificity, cleavage site, enzyme format and reaction conditions. Use the specifications and official documentation below to assess this product against your protocol.
The indexed manufacturer catalog number is BR1100901.
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Proteases / Proteinase K, Molecular Biology Grade
Powdered recombinant Proteinase K for molecular biology. Reconstitution and activity calibration are required before substituting a liquid enzyme.
Proteases / Proteinase K, Molecular Biology Grade
Proteinase K solution for molecular biology digestion. Confirm concentration and nuclease activity specifications.
Proteases / Proteinase K, Molecular Biology Grade
Candidate only. Verify activity, specificity, formulation and protocol compatibility before substitution. Molecular-biology-grade 20 mg/mL Proteinase K for nucleic-acid preparation.
Proteases / Proteinase K, Molecular Biology Grade
Ready-to-use Proteinase K solution at 20 mg/ml for molecular biology protein digestion. Match enzyme concentration and nuclease specifications.
Proteases / Proteinase K, Molecular Biology Grade
20 mg/ml Proteinase K with low residual microbial DNA, RNase-free and DNase-free. For nucleic acid preparation; adjust working concentration.
Proteases / Proteinase K, Molecular Biology Grade
Molecular-biology-grade Proteinase K solution for protein digestion in nucleic acid workflows. Confirm nuclease specifications and dose.
Proteases / Proteinase K, Molecular Biology Grade
20 mg/ml yeast-produced Proteinase K solution for nucleic acid extraction and nuclease removal.
Proteases / Proteinase K, Molecular Biology Grade
Candidate category only. Match the stated sample, material, capacity, geometry and required output before comparison; experimental interchangeability is not established.
Proteases / Proteinase K, Molecular Biology Grade
Candidate only. Verify activity, specificity, formulation and protocol compatibility before substitution. Proteinase K for DNA and RNA extraction.
Proteases / Proteinase K, Molecular Biology Grade
Classification is based on the supplied product name. Confirm formulation, application and compatibility in the manufacturer documentation.
Proteases / Proteinase K, Molecular Biology Grade
RNase-free and DNase-free Proteinase K for removal of protein and nucleases during nucleic acid isolation. Reconstitute and dose according to the manufacturer.
Proteases / Proteinase K, Molecular Biology Grade
Recombinant broad-spectrum Proteinase K for nucleic-acid sample preparation. Confirm concentration and purity for the intended workflow.
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Molecular-biology-grade Proteinase K for proteolysis during nucleic-acid preparation. Review the manufacturer protocol before substituting.
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