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Overview
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Carboxyl magnetic beads are superparamagnetic microspheres functionalized with carboxyl groups on their surface. Their core characteristic lies in the versatility of the carboxyl group: it can be simply chemically activated (typically using carbodiimide catalysts like EDC/NHS) to form stable amide bonds with biological molecules (such as amines on proteins, antibodies, or nucleic acids), thereby achieving covalent coupling.
Simply put, carboxyl magnetic beads are like a "universal magnetic platform" or a "blank canvas". Users can immobilize various "functional brushes" (biological ligands) onto them according to their specific needs, thus customizing magnetic separation tools for particular targets.
Product Features
· Strong Versatility: Can be coupled to any biological molecule containing primary amine groups, including antibodies, proteins, peptides, oligonucleotides, enzymes, etc., resulting in an extremely broad application range.
· High Binding Capacity: Optimization of surface chemistry and particle size provides a large specific surface area, enabling high-load coupling and enhancing detection sensitivity.
· High Coupling Efficiency: The chemical reaction is mature and efficient, and can proceed under mild aqueous conditions.
· Excellent Stability: The covalent bond is strong; prepared capture beads can be stored long-term with stable performance.
· Low Non-specific Adsorption: Optimized surface modification and blocking processes effectively reduce non-specific binding to non-target substances, yielding a high signal-to-noise ratio.
· High Flexibility: Users can couple their required ligands themselves, meeting the needs of personalized research and product development.Please contact us at for specific academic pricing.
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