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ExpressPlus™ PAGE Gel, 10x8, 4-20%, 12 wells

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Bis-tris 4-20%, 12 well Cassette size: 100 x 84.5 x 4.7 mm (L x W x T) Gel size: 80 x 70 x 1 mm (L x W x T)
$162.00
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Description

GenScript ExpressPlus™ PAGE Gels are high-performance precast mini polyacrylamide gels specially designed for large loading volumes. The unique design of the cassette gives better band resolution and significantly improves the sample distribution in the loading wells which increases the evenness of the band. ExpressPlus™ PAGE Gels are casted in a weak acidic pH buffer that minimizes the hydrolysis of polyacrylamide and results in extra gel stability.

Manufactured without SDS, ExpressPlus™ PAGE Gels are ideal for SDS-PAGE electrophoresis depending on the running buffer and transfer buffer used. The proprietary gel-casting techniques provide excellent batch-to-batch consistency and guarantee a reliable migration pattern. Using specially formulated Tris-MOPS running buffer, ExpressPlus™ PAGE Gels enable proteins to be separated quickly and easily for subsequent detection by staining or western blotting.
Properties
Appearance Transparent, light yellow
Concentration 4-20%, Gradient
Calculation Separation range 250 - 10 kDa
Volume 5-30 µl
Maximum Loading Volume: 60 µl
Storage Gels are stable for up to 18 months if stored at 2-8℃.
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Applications
Coomassie blue staining/ Western blot
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ExpressPlus™ PAGE Gel, 10x8, 4-20%, 12 Wells

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ExpressPlus™ PAGE Gel, 10x8, 4-20%, 12 Wells

Coomassie blue staining result using 15 well ExpressPlus 4-20% SDS-PAGE gel (M42015)
Lane 1, 15: 5 µl NEB Protein Standard (P7703S)
Lane 2, 5, 14: 5 µl E.Coli lysate
Lane 3, 8, 13: 5 µl GenScript PAGE-Master Protein Standard (M00516)
Lane 4, 6, 7, 12: 5 µl GenScript PAGE-Master Plus Protein Standard (MM1397-500)
Lane 9, 10, 11: 200 ng, 400 ng, 800 ng BSA, respectively »

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