Albumin, Nuclease-Free

Albumin is used in applications requiring inhibition or reduction of non-specific protein-protein interactions and interactions between proteins and biological macromolecules in techniques such as: Western, Northern, Southern, and dot blots (Sambrook 2001, Albumin is used in applications requiring inhibition or reduction of non-specific protein-protein interactions and interactions between proteins and biological macromolecules in techniques such as: Western, Northern, Southern, and dot blots (Sambrook 2001) PCR and RT-PCR reactions (Kreader 1996, and Pandya et al. 1994) Enzymatic reactions (Gianfreda and Scarfi 1991, and Chang 1994 and 1995) Nucleic acid hybridizations (Sambrook 2001)

Bovine Serum

2-8°C

Prepared by a method developed at RayBiotech. Some degradation products may be present. ≥90% of the material is intact BSA as determined by SDS PAGE. Tested for exonuclease, endonuclease, ribonuclease, and protease. An aqueous solution at neutral pH in 50% glycerol at 50 mg/ml.

41, 180 cm-1 M-1 (Theoretical) E1%, 280 Equals 6.20 (Theoretical)

Class: Mainly Alpha Architecture: Orthogonal Bundle Topology: Serum Albumin
Chain A, Domain 1 (Based on human serum albumin, which is 76% identical to bovine)