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Trypsin Spin Columns
for proteomics
Synonym(s):
Immobilized TPCK- treated Trypsin, Immobilized Trypsin
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UNSPSC Code:
12352200
NACRES:
NA.56
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General description
Enjoy all of the advantages of Proteomics Grade Trypsin in a 15-minute digestion. A staple of MS sample preparation, efficient tryptic digestion is essential to successful proteomic analyses. While traditional digests require up to 18 hours, the same digest can be accomplished in only 15 minutes using the Trypsin Spin Column, Proteomics Grade.
This ultra-micro spin column contains highly purified, TPCK-treated porcine trypsin immobilized on a spherical 20 micron silica support, chemically modified to minimize non-specific adsorption. This product is ideal for rapid protein digestion of small volumes (100 μl or less). Eluted peptides are ready for MS analysis, and require no additional clean-up.
This ultra-micro spin column contains highly purified, TPCK-treated porcine trypsin immobilized on a spherical 20 micron silica support, chemically modified to minimize non-specific adsorption. This product is ideal for rapid protein digestion of small volumes (100 μl or less). Eluted peptides are ready for MS analysis, and require no additional clean-up.
Features and Benefits
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- 15 minute digestion
- Ideal for 10 to 100 μg of protein sample
- Minimal chymotryptic activity
- No additional clean-up required
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