Mouse IgG&Rabbit IgG Nanoselector Magnetic beads

Details and Advantages

Code: 001-300-003

Specification: 0.5 mL(20 rxns) / 1 mL(40 rxns)

Applications: IP,CHIP,Purification

Reactivity: Mouse IgG&Rabbit IgG

Conjugate: Magnetic beads

Advantages:

Consistent and reproducible results
Extraordinarybinding, even under harsh conditions
High affinity and Short incubation (5-30min)

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Product Detail

Description:
Mouse IgG&Rabbit IgG Nanoselector Magnetic beads have been specifically designed to bind mouse IgG and rabbit IgG. Mouse IgG&Rabbit IgG Nanoselector Magnetic beads is based on small high-affinity recombinant alpaca antibody fragments covalently coupled to the surface of Magnetic beads. Mouse IgG&Rabbit IgG Nanoselector Magnetic beads is an ideal tool to isolate or purify mouse/rabbit IgG or mouse/rabbit IgG Fc-fusion proteins fast and efficiently.

Ligand: Anti-Mouse IgG&Rabbit IgG single domain antibody fragment (VHH, Nanobody)
Bead size: ~ 40 µm

Reactivity: Highly selective for mouse IgG and rabbit IgG, no binding to human, bovine, horse, sheep and goat IgG.
Binding Capacity: High binding capacity, 10 µL slurry bind about 50 µg of mouse IgG or rabbit IgG.
Storage: Shipped at ambient temperature. Upon receipt store at 4°C. Stable for 1 year. Do not freeze.
Storage Buffer: Formulation 50 % slurry in PBS containing 20 % Ethanol.

Background:
Mouse IgG&Rabbit IgG Nanoselector Magnetic beads has been specifically designed to bind mouse IgG and rabbit IgG. The ligand on the resin is Anti-Mouse IgG&Rabbit IgG single domain antibody fragment(VHH), which is single-domain antibody derived from the variable regions of heavy chain of Camelidae immunoglobulin, also called SdAbs. Compared with protein A/G, Mouse IgG&Rabbit IgG Nanoselector Magnetic beads has much higher affinity than protein A/G. Mouse IgG&Rabbit IgG Nanoselector Magnetic beads is effective to pull down mouse/rabbit IgG, and 10 µL slurry bind about 50 µg of mouse IgG or rabbit IgG.

Performance

Protein purification
Immunoprecipitation (IP)/Co-IP
Mass spectrometry (MS)

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