QuDye Protein Quantification Kit

Fluorometry Protein quantification
Cat. # Quantity Price Lead time
A5102
30 assays
–   1 days
15102
100 assays
$110 1 days
16102
/ includes tubes
100 assays (incl. tubes)
$130 1 days
25102
500 assays
$350 1 days
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The kit includes concentrated 200x assay reagent, dilution buffer, and protein standards 0, 200, and 400 ng/uL optimized for the area of measurements. The assay has a low variability depending on the protein type and is tolerant to contaminants, such as reducing agents, nucleotides, and free amino acids DNA, but not detergents. This kit allows accurate protein quantification in the range from 12.5 µg/mL to 5 mg/mL for the initial sample (protein amount range for measuring using fluorometer: 0.25-5 µg of protein in 200 µL of the test sample). The experiment is performed at room temperature, and the signal is stable for 3 hours.

The quality of measurements can be even higher when the same buffer is used to calculate the background and to prepare the sample.

This kit allows simple diluting of the reagent concentrate and starting the measurements. Fluorometer instrument allows to read samples with volume from 1–20 uL.

QuDye Protein Quantification kit (optimised for Qubit®)
QuDye Protein Quantification kit (optimised for Qubit®)

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General properties

Storage conditions: Store at +4 °С. Warm to RT before use.
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Storage time in months: 12

References

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