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GVS Transfer Membrane
Nitrocellulose, 0.45 um, W × L 30 cm × 3 m, roll of 1 roll
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UNSPSC Code:
41104900
NACRES:
NB.24
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material
nitrocellulose membrane
sterility
non-sterile
packaging
roll of 1 roll
manufacturer/tradename
GVS Life Sciences 1215471
W × L
30 cm × 3 m
pore size
0.45 μm
General description
Description and Use
GVS Pure Nitrocellulose Transfer Membrane is the membrane of choice for all protein or immunoblotting applications.The high sensitivity of GVS Pure Nitrocellulose Transfer Membrane ensures excellent results in all transfers, especially in protein blotting.
Features & Benefits
Typical Applications
GVS Pure Nitrocellulose Transfer Membrane is the membrane of choice for all protein or immunoblotting applications.The high sensitivity of GVS Pure Nitrocellulose Transfer Membrane ensures excellent results in all transfers, especially in protein blotting.
Features & Benefits
- For procedures that require optimum resolution
- Membrane of choice for protein or immunoblotting applications
- Low background, easily blocked
- BSA binding capacity up to 100μg/cm2
- Wets out naturally
- Compatible with all detection systems
Typical Applications
- Westerns
- Protein & immunoblotting
- Northerns
- Southerns
- Dot/slot blots
- Radiographic, chromogenic and chemiluminescent detection systems
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