PCG2004
TruPAGE™ Precast Gels
4-20%, 10 x 10cm, 12-well
Synonym(s):
Precast Gels for SDS-PAGE, Precast Polyacrylamide Gels
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UNSPSC Code:
41105300
NACRES:
NB.22
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description
for use with Life Technologies XCell SureLock™ XCell I™, XCell II™ Mini-Cell and Bolt™ Mini Gel Tank
shelf life
24 mo. at 2‑8 °C (from the date of manufacture)
packaging
box of 10 ea
concentration
4-20% polyacrylamide
cassette W × L
10 cm × 10 cm
gel thickness
1 mm
well size × volume
12 wells × 35 μL
compatibility
for use with Lonza Ltd PAGEr™ Minigel Chamber
storage temp.
2-8°C
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Application
TruPAGE™ Tris-MOPS SDS Express Running Buffer has been used to separate proteins through sodium dodecyl sulfate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE).
Features and Benefits
TruPAGE SDS-PAGE Precast Gels provide improved protein resolution, tear resistance, and an extended shelf-life. TruPAGE gels are formulated with Triethanolamine (TEA)-Tricine, featuring a neutral pH running environment that helps prevents protein modification during the course of the experiment.
The precast polyacrylamide gels for SDS-PAGE come in two gel cassette sizes (10 x 10 cm and 10 x 8 cm) for increased equipment compatibility. TruPAGE gels have extra tall wells to prevent lane-to-lane overflow and come in two well formats (12-well and 17-well). TruPAGE gels are available in several different gel concentrations (10%, 12%, 4-8%, 4-12% and 4-20%) to provide desired resolution of proteins of any size. Please refer to the migration chart to select the appropriate precast gel and running buffer combination for your experimental needs. Only use TruPAGE formulated buffers when running TruPAGE gels to ensure optimal results and reproducibility. Please review the TruPAGE Technical Bulletin for buffer formulation recipes and general running guidelines.
There is no tape to remove. There is also no comb to remove, which prevents torn or bent wells. Instead, the cassettes lock well fingers in place.
The precast polyacrylamide gels for SDS-PAGE come in two gel cassette sizes (10 x 10 cm and 10 x 8 cm) for increased equipment compatibility. TruPAGE gels have extra tall wells to prevent lane-to-lane overflow and come in two well formats (12-well and 17-well). TruPAGE gels are available in several different gel concentrations (10%, 12%, 4-8%, 4-12% and 4-20%) to provide desired resolution of proteins of any size. Please refer to the migration chart to select the appropriate precast gel and running buffer combination for your experimental needs. Only use TruPAGE formulated buffers when running TruPAGE gels to ensure optimal results and reproducibility. Please review the TruPAGE Technical Bulletin for buffer formulation recipes and general running guidelines.
- Long Shelf Life - 2 years from the date of manufacture when stored properly.
- High Performance - Extended full length resoling gels provides improved resolution.
- Durable - Stronger than standard polyacrylamide gels, preventing tearing during post-electrophoresis processing.
- Extra Tall Wells - Eliminate sample spill over and accommodate larger sample loading volumes with well teeth that protrude above the back plate of the gel cassette.
- Excellent Compatibility - TruPAGE gels are compatible with the popular gel running equipment, including Sigma-Aldrich′s Dual Run Tank (Z741768) and other manufacturers like Life Technologies, Bio-Rad®, Lonza®, Hoefer®, CBS Scientific as well as others, allowing you to continue using the equipment you already own.
- Fast - Run times as low as 30 minutes.
- Great Value - Gels and buffers offer a cost-saving alternative without sacrificing performance and experimental integrity.
There is no tape to remove. There is also no comb to remove, which prevents torn or bent wells. Instead, the cassettes lock well fingers in place.
Legal Information
Bio-Rad is a registered trademark of Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc.
Hoefer is a registered trademark of Hoefer, Inc.
Lonza is a registered trademark of Lonza Group Ltd.
PAGEr is a trademark of Lonza Group Ltd.
TruPAGE is a trademark of Sigma-Aldrich Co. LLC
Storage Class Code
12 - Non Combustible Liquids
WGK
WGK 2
Flash Point(F)
Not applicable
Flash Point(C)
Not applicable
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