GE28-4038-41
Gel Filtration Cal Kit Low Molecular Weight
Cytiva 28-4038-41
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UNSPSC Code:
41115700
NACRES:
NA.25
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pkg of 1 ea
manufacturer/tradename
Cytiva 28-4038-41
storage temp.
2-8°C
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General description
The Low Molecular Weight (LMW) Kit contains five proteins with Mr in the range 6500 to 75 000 and Blue Dextran 2000, and provides simple, reliable calibration of gel filtration columns.
The kits are suitable for calibration of high-resolution gel filtration media and columns such as Superdex, Superose, and Sephacryl.
The kits are suitable for calibration of high-resolution gel filtration media and columns such as Superdex, Superose, and Sephacryl.
Features and Benefits
- Well defined protein standards that show excellent behavior in gel filtration and enable simple, reliable calibration of gel filtration columns.
- An optimized range of proteins that suits high-resolution media and prepacked columns.
- Low and high molecular weight ranges from 6500 to 75000 and 43000 to 669000.
- Each kit contains five proteins that are lyophilized in individual vials.
- Includes Blue Dextran 2000 to determine the void fraction in the column.
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Storage Class Code
13 - Non Combustible Solids
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The Analyst, 140(14), 4799-4803 (2015-03-06)
We trap a set of molecular weight standard globular proteins using a double nanohole optical trap. The root mean squared variation of the trapping laser transmission intensity gives a linear dependence with the molecular weight, showing the potential for analysis
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