Sodium taurocholate

Sodium taurocholateSodium taurocholate is the sodium salt of taurocholic acid, a bile acid composed of cholic acid and taurine. It has many microbiological uses, and is a well known recipe component of MacConkey agar. It is also often used to solubilize lipids and membrane proteins, as well as functioning as an activator during studies involving different types of lipases. Product Specifications Taurocholic acid sodium salt MOLECULAR BIOLOGY GRADE Formula: C 26H44NO7SNa

Trimethoprim Lactate — Antibacterial DHFR Inhibitor (Research Grade)

accurately concentrated 100 mg/mL solution quickly and efficiently

Its compatibility with plant regeneration systems also makes it a preferred reagent for post-transformation Agrobacterium elimination

Estimation of DNA Fragment Sizes During Gel Electrophoresis

High Band Resolution Across Full Size Range: Covers both small peptides and large proteins with 12 clearly defined bands

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to study antibiotic resistance mechanisms

proteins and viruses

or oxidation on biopolymers or cells

These columns serve as tools for gravity purification using small quantities of resin

64 g/mol (combined)

IPTG can be toxic at high concentrations or in sensitive strains