Protein A Agarose Resin | abtbeads.com

Protein A Agarose Resin

Vendor: ABT

Type: Affinity resins - antibody purification

SKU: PA09-500

Protein A agarose resin consists of rProtein A covalently bound to crosslinked agarose beads. It provides a very stable bond that can greatly minimize leakage of the Protein A allowing for reuse...

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Protein A Agarose Resin | abtbeads.com

Protein A Agarose Resin

$4,070.00 USD

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Product overview

Protein A agarose resin consists of rProtein A covalently bound to crosslinked agarose beads. It provides a very stable bond that can greatly minimize leakage of the Protein A allowing for reuse of the affinity resin in several purification steps. The resin works well in batch or column purifications (Low Flow).

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Specifications
Description
Product Name: Protein A Agarose Resin Catalog Number: PA09-X Technical Details • Bead Geometry & Size: Spherical ~50 - 150 µm • Crosslinked: Yes • Agarose %: 4 % • Coupling Method: Covalent binding by reductive amination • Antimicrobial Agent: 20% Ethanol • Static Binding Capacity: ~25 mg human IgG/ ml resin • Storage Temperature: 2-8˚C
Scientific background
Protein A agarose resin consists of rProtein A covalently bound to crosslinked agarose beads. It provides a very stable bond that can greatly minimize leakage of the Protein A allowing for reuse of the affinity resin in several purification steps. The resin works well in batch or column purifications (Low Flow). REFERENCES: Gujrati, Mansi et al. “SUMOylation of Periplakin Is Critical for Efficient Reorganization of Keratin Filament Network.” Molecular Biology of the Cell 30.3 (2019): 357–369. Molecular Biology of the Cell. Leu, Shr Jeng Jim et al. “Structural and Functional Characterization of Β2-Glycoprotein I Domain 1 in Anti-Melanoma Cell Migration.” Cancer Science 110.6 (2019): 1974–1986. Cancer Science.
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