Immobilized Nucleic Acids

General description A long chain polymer of sulfated glucose, containing 17 - 20% sulfur. Has been used as an anticoagulant and has been shown to inhibit the binding of HIV-1 to CD4 + T lymphocytes.

Application Ammonium tartrate dibasic can be used to study biochemicals and reagents, biological buffers, chelators, protein structural analysis, proteomics and X-ray crystallography. Ammonium tartrate dibasic has been used in a study to research

Application Ammonium tartrate dibasic can be used to study biochemicals and reagents, biological buffers, chelators, protein structural analysis, proteomics and X-ray crystallography. Ammonium tartrate dibasic has been used in a study to research

Protein denaturant used for purifying proteins and nucleic acids. Toxicity: LD50

Immobilized DNase I

Filter Code: HATF Primary Binding Mechanisms: Electrostatic, hydrophobic Application Biological solutions Cell contact Very small volumes requiring surfactant-free surfaces Isolation of virus-like particles in wastewater Microplastics analysis

Filter Code: HATF Primary Binding Mechanisms: Electrostatic, hydrophobic Application Biological solutions Cell contact Very small volumes requiring surfactant-free surfaces Isolation of virus-like particles in wastewater Microplastics analysis