For use with the IgG Purity/Heterogeneity and SDS MW Kits.
10 kDa internal standard is used as a mobility marker and all protein mobility is calculated relative to this internal standard.
Silicone viscosity standard fluids are most commonly used to verify calibration of Brookfield lab viscometers/ rheometers and are less temperature sensitive than mineral oils.
General purpose silicone fluids are the most commonly used standard for verifying calibration of your Brookfield Viscometer/Rheometer.
Silicone Standards are Newtonian fluids which are accurate to ±1% of viscosity value.
Silicone fluids provide excellent temperature stability and are less temperature sensitive than oil viscosity standards.
Brookfield Viscosity Standards are certified by methods traceable to the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
The selection of one or two fluids will normally provide sufficient measurement points to verify the calibration of your instrument.
All fluids are supplied in ½ liter (1 pint) containers complete with a certificate of calibration.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Accuracy: ±1% of viscosity value
- Excellent temperature stability
- Recommended for use with Brookfield and most other rotational viscometers
- Most economical
- Special viscosity values and temperature calibrations available upon request
This round bottom tube is designed for use in Beckman Coulter instruments and rotors. Ultra-Clear tubes are transparent, allowing for easy location of visibly banded or pelleted samples.
Compatible Ultracentrifuge Swinging Bucket Rotor: SW 41 Ti
Certified-free and sterile tubes are also available.
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Silicone viscosity standard fluids are most commonly used to verify calibration of Brookfield lab viscometers/ rheometers and are less temperature sensitive than mineral oils.
General purpose silicone fluids are the most commonly used standard for verifying calibration of your Brookfield Viscometer/Rheometer.
Silicone Standards are Newtonian fluids which are accurate to ±1% of viscosity value.
Silicone fluids provide excellent temperature stability and are less temperature sensitive than oil viscosity standards.
Brookfield Viscosity Standards are certified by methods traceable to the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
The selection of one or two fluids will normally provide sufficient measurement points to verify calibration of your instrument.
All fluids are supplied in ½ liter (1 pint) containers complete with a certificate of calibration.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Accuracy: ±1% of viscosity value
- Excellent temperature stability
- Recommended for use with Brookfield and most other rotational viscometers
- Most economical
- Special viscosity values and temperature calibrations available upon request
This round bottom tube is designed for use in Beckman Coulter instruments and rotors. Ultra-Clear tubes are transparent, allowing for easy location of visibly banded or pelleted samples.
Compatible Ultracentrifuge Rotors
- Fixed Angle: Type 70 Ti, Type 50.2 Ti
- Swinging Bucket: SW 32 Ti, SW 28
Compatible High Performance Rotor
- Swinging Bucket: JS-24.38
Certified-free and sterile tubes are also available.
Silicone viscosity standard fluids are most commonly used to verify calibration of Brookfield lab viscometers anviscometers and rheometers and are less temperature sensitive than mineral oils.
General purpose silicone fluids are the most commonly used standard for verifying calibration of your Brookfield Viscometer/Rheometer.
Silicone Standards are for Newtonian fluids which are accurate to ±1% of viscosity value.
Silicone fluids provide excellent temperature stability and are less temperature sensitive than oil viscosity standards.
Brookfield Viscosity Standards are certified by methods traceable to the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
The selection of one or two fluids will normally provide sufficient measurement points to verify calibration of your instrument.
All fluids are supplied in ½ liter (1 pint) containers complete with a certificate of calibration.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Accuracy: ±1% of viscosity value
- Excellent temperature stability
- Recommended for use with Brookfield and most other rotational viscometers
- Most economical
- Special viscosity values and temperature calibrations available upon request
Silicone viscosity standard fluids are commonly used to verify the calibration of Brookfield lab viscometers and rheometers, and are less temperature-sensitive than mineral oils.
General-purpose silicone fluids are the most widely used standard for verifying the calibration of your Brookfield viscometer or rheometer.
Silicone standards are Newtonian fluids, accurate to ±1% of the viscosity value.
Silicone fluids provide excellent temperature stability and are less temperature-sensitive than oil viscosity standards.
Brookfield Viscosity Standards are certified by methods traceable to the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
One or two fluids normally provide enough measurement points to verify your instrument's calibration.
All fluids come in ½-liter (1 pint) containers with a calibration certificate.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Accuracy: ±1% of viscosity value
- Excellent temperature stability
- Recommended for use with Brookfield and most other rotational viscometers
- Most economical
- Special viscosity values and temperature calibrations available upon request
Silicone viscosity standard fluids are most commonly used to verify calibration of Brookfield lab viscometers/ rheometers and are less temperature sensitive than mineral oils.
General purpose silicone fluids are the most commonly used standard for verifying the calibration of your Brookfield viscometer or rheometer.
Silicone Standards are Newtonian fluids which are accurate to ±1% of viscosity value.
Silicone fluids provide excellent temperature stability and are less temperature sensitive than oil viscosity standards.
Brookfield Viscosity Standards are certified by methods traceable to the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
The selection of one or two fluids will normally provide sufficient measurement points to verify calibration of your instrument.
All fluids are supplied in ½ liter (1 pint) containers complete with a certificate of calibration.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Accuracy: ±1% of viscosity value
- Excellent temperature stability
- Recommended for use with Brookfield and most other rotational viscometers
- Most economical
- Special viscosity values and temperature calibrations available upon request
Silicone viscosity standard fluids are most commonly used to verify calibration of Brookfield lab viscometers/ rheometers and are less temperature sensitive than mineral oils.
General purpose silicone fluids are the most commonly used standard for verifying calibration of your Brookfield Viscometer/Rheometer.
Silicone Standards are Newtonian fluids which are accurate to ±1% of viscosity value.
Silicone fluids provide excellent temperature stability and are less temperature sensitive than oil viscosity standards.
Brookfield Viscosity Standards are certified by methods traceable to the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
The selection of one or two fluids will normally provide sufficient measurement points to verify calibration of your instrument.
All fluids are supplied in ½ liter (1 pint) containers complete with a certificate of calibration.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Accuracy: ±1% of viscosity value
- Excellent temperature stability
- Recommended for use with Brookfield and most other rotational viscometers
- Most economical
- Special viscosity values and temperature calibrations available upon request
Flexible G-96 WELL Gradient Block is used with Aeris™ Thermal Cycler and is interchangeable with four other blocs. An ideal way to adapt your device to your sample needs in capacity, quantity and labware format.
Accurate determination of a protein’s charge heterogeneity helps establish identity and stability. Capillary Isoelectric Focusing (cIEF) is a powerful technique that allows quantitative analysis of a protein’s isoelectric point (pI). In cIEF, a mixture of sample and ampholyte is introduced into a capillary and subjected to electrophoretic separation. In this process, a pH gradient through which analytes migrate to their respective pI is formed.
The PA 800 Plus Pharmaceutical Analysis System automates the advanced cIEF technology necessary to successfully achieve high precision and quantitative separations. The use of optimized universal methods and synthetic pI markers attains the highest levels of precision in pI calculation and direct isoform quantitation with on-line UV detection.
This kit provides reagent volumes for analysis of 100 samples and includes:
• eCap Neutral Capillary, 1 unit
• cIEF gel
• cIEF Peptide Marker Kit, 5 vials (pI 4.1, pI 5.5, pI 7.0, pI 9.5, pI 10.0), 240 µL each
• Sample Loading Solution (SLS), 6 mL
• CE Grade Water
NOTE: Additional reagents from other vendors are required for this application. Methods and necessary supplies can be referenced in the following AIBs, available for download at www.sciex.com:
• A-11634: Identification of System Parameters Critical for High-Performance cIEF
• A-12015: A Robust cIEF Method: Intermediate Precision for the pH 5-7 Range
• A-12026: High-Resolution cIEF of Therapeutic Monoclonal Antibodies: A Platform Method Covering pH 4-10
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