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Items | Size 2mg | Size 10mg (5mg × 2) |
Particle size | 2 μm | 2 μm |
Physical appearance | Powder mixture | Powder mixture |
Binding Capacity | >133 pmol (20 μg) antibody/mg beads | >133 pmol (20 μg) antibody/mg beads |
Formulation | PBS, pH7.4, with 10% Trehalose | PBS, pH7.4, with 10% Trehalose |
Reconstitution | 2 mL sterile deionized water (1 mg beads/mL) | 5 mL sterile deionized water (1 mg beads/mL) |
The biotinylated CD38 protein was conjugated to streptavidin magnetic beads. This pre-coupled magnetic bead product can capture the anti-CD38 antibody from various assay systems. The beads are in uniform size, narrow size distribution with large surface area and unique surface coating, which can help you get the best performance and highly reproducible results. This CD38 coupled magnetic beads will bring great convenience with minimum non-specific binding and developed protocols. This ready-to-use product could greatly save your time and hassle.
This product is intended for immunocapture, biopanning. This is a non-sterile product.
* The Isotype control (Cat. No. SMB-B01) is sold separately.
See Certificate of Analysis (CoA) for detailed instruction.
Upon receipt, please store the Beads at -20°C. The shelf life is 1 year at -20 °C.
Please avoid more than 3 freeze-thaw cycles once reconstitution, immediate use after reconstitution is highly recommended.
Antibody Purification:
1. Resuspend the lyophilized beads by adding the buffer of choice.
2. Add analyte to the suspension, mix and incubate to enable specific binding of the beads and the target protein.
3. Magnetize beads, remove supernatant, and wash unbound protein fractions to capture target protein-bound beads.
4. Wash, magnetize the beads and collect purified target protein for use in downstream applications.
The magnetic beads technology makes use of the easy and efficient collection of beads in magnetic field to facilitate antibody purification in a simple workflow of “bind-wash-elute”. In contrast to common separation techniques, this method does not require columns or centrifugation, and is therefore ideal in high-throughput applications.