2.8 µm superparamagnetic Protein G beads for immunoprecipitation. Confirm antibody species/subclass binding and elution conditions.
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5 ml · 10004D
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Affinity beads & resins / Protein G magnetic beads
Magnetic Protein G affinity beads for antibody purification from serum, ascites or culture medium. Manufacturer does not recommend these beads for IP or co-IP; match antibody species and intended purification application.
Affinity beads & resins / Protein G magnetic beads
Protein G magnetic beads for IgG capture and immunoprecipitation. Single-use formulation; confirm antibody species/subclass and binding capacity.
Affinity beads & resins / Protein G magnetic beads
Magnetic agarose bearing recombinant Protein G IgG-binding domains, without the albumin-binding domain. Confirm antibody binding and elution conditions.
Affinity beads & resins / Protein G magnetic beads
Classification is based on the supplied product name. Confirm formulation, application and compatibility in the manufacturer documentation.
Affinity beads & resins / Protein G magnetic beads
Protein G magnetic polymer support for antibody capture. Validate antibody species, subclass, capacity and elution conditions.
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2.8 µm superparamagnetic Protein G beads for immunoprecipitation. Confirm antibody species/subclass binding and elution conditions.
Primary classification is an editorial interpretation of the product name and cited source. Technical equivalence is not established by category membership. Read our methodology.