CPISO
Chloroplast Isolation Kit
isolation of intact chloroplasts from leaves
Sinónimos:
Chloroplast Purification Kit, Isolation Kit for Chloroplast, Kit for Chloroplast Isolation
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About This Item
UNSPSC Code:
12352200
NACRES:
NA.32
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General description
The Chloroplast Isolation Kit provides an efficient procedure for isolating intact chloroplasts from plant leaves. The procedure involves mechanical cell wall and cell membrane breakage, removal of cell debris and leaf tissue by filtration, collection of total cell chloroplast fraction by centrifugation, and separation of intact chloroplasts from broken chloroplasts using a Percoll® layer or gradient.
Application
Chloroplast Isolation Kit may be used in chloroplast organelle research to isolate intact chloroplasts from plant leaves for structural and functional studies.
Features and Benefits
- Specifically formulated buffer - Saves time using easy to follow simple and proven protocols
- Isolates intact chloroplasts - Useful for studies of such processes as carbon assimilation, electron flow and phosphorylation, metabolic transport or protein targeting
- Total organelle protein complement - Useful for functional studies, metabolic transport, proteomic profiling, and genomic applications
- Convenient format - Saves time and reduces waste
Suitability
The Chloroplast Isolation Kit has been tested for use with spinach, pea, lettuce, cabbage, mangold, and tobacco.
Los componentes del kit también están disponibles por separado
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Storage Class
10 - Combustible liquids
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