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AgaPure™ Agarose LE (Standard Agarose)

AgaPure™ Agarose LE (Standard Agarose)

Catalog Number:

EG01268465CAN

Mfr. No.:

AG005; AG006

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$250

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- Overview
  - AgaPure™ Agarose LE (Standard Agarose) is a High Quality and Extremely Pure Agarose with very low interference binding to staining reagents which produces a low Background and high Contrast Appearance after staining. It is a neutral polysaccharide which is obtained in many Purification steps from the cell wall of certain algae and red algae. Standard Agarose forms very clear gels with all standard Running Buffers and will result in a sharp and clear separation of your bio molecules.
    
    Includes for 500 g:
    – 500 g AgaPure™ Agarose LE (Standard Agarose)
    
    Please contact us at for specific academic pricing.
- Properties
  - Categories
    
    Molecular Biology Grade Agaroses
    
    Other Properties
    
    Moisture: ≤ 7%
    Ash: ≤ 0.4%
    EEO*: 0.05 – 0.13
    Sulfate: ≤ 0.1%
    Clarity 1.5 % (NTU): ≤ 3
    Gel Strength 1% (g/cm2): ≥ 1200
    Gel Strength 1.5 % (g/cm2): ≥ 2500
    Gelling Temperature 1.5 % (°C): 36 ± 1.5
    Melting Temperature 1.5 % (°C): 88 ± 1.5
    DNAse/ RNAse activity: None detected
    DNA resolution ≥ 1000 bp: Finely resolved
    Gel background: Very low
    
    Storage
    
    Room Temperature (20 – 24 °C). For long-term storage may also be done at 4–8 °C. Protect from moisture. Light Sensitive.
    
    * This product is developed, designed and sold exclusively for Research purposes and in vitro use only (RUO). The product was not tested for use in diagnostics or for drug development, nor is it suitable for administration to humans or animals.
- Applications
  - Application Description
    
    DNA/RNA separation > 1Kb.
    Analytical and preparative electrophoresis.
    Excellent for all blotting applications.
    Excellent for DNA typing.
    Exceptionally low background of staining agents.
    Protein electrophoresis such as radial immunodiffusion.
- Reference
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