RTS 500 ProteoMaster E. coli HY Kit from biotechrabbit is listed in In vitro protein synthesis: E. coli lysate continuous-exchange translation systems.
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5 reactions of 1 ml · BR1400201
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E. coli lysate translation kit using an RTS 500 continuous-exchange device and plasmid templates.
Cell-free expression workflows produce proteins using an in vitro translation system rather than intact cultured cells.
For this workflow, compare lysate source, template format, batch or exchange format and reaction hardware. Use the specifications and official documentation below to assess this product against your protocol.
The indexed manufacturer catalog number is BR1400201.
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In vitro protein synthesis / E. coli lysate continuous-exchange translation systems
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E. coli lysate translation kit using an RTS 500 continuous-exchange device and plasmid templates. Review the manufacturer protocol before substituting.
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