Thermo Scientific™ Pierce™ Meerrettich-Peroxidase

Leistungsmerkmale:

• Aufgrund der höheren spezifischen Enzymaktivität sind sie Konjugaten mit alkalischer Phosphatase und β-Galactosidase überlegen
• Die geringe Größe (40 kDa) ermöglicht ein hervorragendes Eindringen in Zellen
• Verschiedene Substrate erhältlich
• Ideal für Blotting- und Zytochemie-Anwendungen geeignet
• Dient als Reporterenzym für Thermo Scientific SuperSignal Chemilumineszenz-Western-Blotting- und ELISA-Substrate

Hinweis:

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