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capacity
1.2 mg total protein loading(26 μL of rat plasma, average rat protein concentration 45 mg/mL)
storage temp.
2-8°C
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General description
Immunoaffinity partitioning of highly-abundant proteins (HAP) has proven to be one of the most effective approaches for overcoming the wide dynamic range of plasma protein concentration, as well as enabling the detection of low-abundant proteins (LAP). Avian polyclonal IgY (Immunoglobulin Yolk) antibodies have unique and advantageous features that allow highly-specific partitioning of protein mixtures. Sigma offers a novel Seppro® IgY-R7 column system, which takes you deeper into the rat plasma/serum proteome.
Proteins Partitioned:
Rat serum albumin
IgG
Fibrinogen
Transferrin
IgM
Haptoglobin
alpha1-Antitrypsin
Proteins Partitioned:
Rat serum albumin
IgG
Fibrinogen
Transferrin
IgM
Haptoglobin
alpha1-Antitrypsin
Application
Seppro® Rat, spin columns (15-20μL capacity) is designed for use as a plasma/serum protein removal tool base upon avian antibody (IgY)-antigen immune affinity removal of seven highly abundant proteins (HAP) from rat plasma protein mixtures via liquid chromatography. Seppro® Rat, spin column is used to support the analysis of low abundance rat serum/plasma proteins.
Legal Information
Seppro is a registered trademark of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany
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SDS
Storage Class Code
10 - Combustible liquids
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