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Invitrogen™ iBind™ Fluorescent Detection (FD) Solution Kit
Optimized for western blotting with fluorescent-conjugated antibodies. Invitrogen™ iBind™ Fluorescent Detection (FD) Solution Kit is intended for use with the iBind™ Flex Western Device (SLF2000) for use in infrared detection and dual wavelength semi-quantitative analysis.
Brand: Invitrogen™ SLF1019
586.72 SEK valid until 2024-12-20
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Description
Each iBind™ Fluorescent Detection (FD) Solution Kit contains sufficient solution for 10 mini-membrane reactions. An iBind™ Western Device and iBind™ Cards are required for use of this kit.
- Optimized solutions—Ideal viscosity for blocking, washing and antibody dilution
- Long shelf life—Store iBind™ FD Solution Kit for 12 months at 4°C
- Better antigen-antibody interaction—Solutions flow between the iBind™ Card and membrane for maximum interaction between protein and antibody
About the iBind™ Western Device:
The iBind™ Western Device is an automated western-processing device that performs every step from blocking to washing to antibody incubations via sequential lateral flow (SLF). SLF allows the timely release and flow of solutions and antibodies to the membrane without need of an external power source. Each solution is released from the iBind™ Device wells to an iBind™ Card via SLF. The solutions are then wicked toward the stack region of the card. The glass fiber matrix of the card allows for homogenous and consistent flow of the solutions to the membrane, increasing the antigen-antibody interaction.
Specifications
| Fluroescent Detection Kit | |
| Western Blot | |
| iBind™ | |
| 10 mini-membrane reactions | |
| Contains: 1 bottle 5X buffer, 2 vials 100X additive, 1 vial 10% SDS Store at 2–8°C. |
| Fluorescence | |
| Nitrocellulose, PVDF | |
| 1 kit | |
| 1 bottle 5X buffer, 2 vials 100X additive, 1 vial 10% SDS |
For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.