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Supports to Immobilize Proteins  |
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Activated agarose beads and other resins for covalent immobilization through primary amines , which are abundant on proteins (N-terminus and side chain of lysine residues). Convenient kits use chemistries superior to cyanogen bromide (CNBr) activation.
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Hydrazide-activated agarose beads and UltraLink Resin for covalent immobilization of glycoproteins. Mild oxidation of carbohydrates creates aldehydes that react spontaneously with the activated resin. Excellent for polyclonal antibody immobilization.
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Long-arm, amine-activated agarose beads and UltraLink Resin for covalent immobilization of carboxyl-containing molecules (e.g., C-terminus of peptides) using the carbodiimide crosslinker EDC. Complete Kits include resin, columns and crosslinker.
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Long-arm, iodoacetyl-activated agarose beads and UltraLink Resin for covalent attachment of sulfhydryl-molecules. Immobilize cysteine-terminated peptide antigens for use in antibody purification. Large- and small-scale protein and peptide kits offered.
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PharmaLink Immobilization Kit containing DADPA(amine)-activated agarose beads and formaldehyde coupling agent to covalently immobilize steroid, drug, and other small organic compounds that have active hydrogen atoms as their only available reactive group.
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Pellet-sized (0.25 inch diameter) beads. Underivatized beads for direct protein adsorption. Hydrazide-activated beads for coupling through aldehydes or oxidized carbohydrate groups. Special finish provides large bead surface area.
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