Salinomycin Sodium

Salinomycin SodiumSalinomycin is a coccidiostat ionophore antibiotic isolated from Streptomyces albus. It increases cation movement across cell membranes through exchange diffusion, resulting in altered gradients due to a lack of control of ion permeability. This effect allows ions (K+, Na+, Ca+, Mg2+) to accumulate inside the cell, reaching toxic levels. Salinomycin sodium is freely soluble in aqueous solution. Salinomycin targets gram positive bacteria; however, gram

AcdS activity is beneficial for higher callus induction frequency and also suppresses callus browning phenomena

Melting Point: 85-95°C

Formula: C10H8O3

Antibiotic resistance assaysEmploy as a reference sulfonamide to test resistance mechanisms (e

Glycosidases of apple fruit: A multi‐functional β‐galactosidase

yielding a blue fluorescent solution upon cleavage and is used for the identification of Salmonella spp

Enterococcus spp

The optimal pH when working with proteinase K is between 7

This changes the amino acid from Isoleucine to Threonine

Small size = easy cloning

Phenyl-alpha-D-glucopyranoside is as reagent used in chemical synthesis

HTC beads are highly crosslinked 4% and 6% agarose matrices and have excellent physical and chromatographic qualities