Overview
Biotin-X nitrilotriacetic acid, tripotassium salt (biotin-X NTA) is your go-to reagent for accurately detecting polyhistidine-tagged biomolecules immobilized on membranes. This versatile compound features an NTA moiety that forms stable chelates with Ni++ ions, which are essential for binding His-tagged proteins. By utilizing biotin-X NTA, you can enhance the efficiency of your assays and streamline your research outcomes.
Key Features
- Highly effective for detecting polyhistidine-containing biomolecules.
- Facilitates easy immobilization on membranes.
- Complements detection procedures involving streptavidin-conjugates, such as streptavidin-HRP.
- Can be removed from His-tagged molecules at pH 4.8, allowing for reprobing.
- Ideal for various assay applications in research and diagnostic labs.
Specifications
| Product Name | Biotin-X NTA |
|---|---|
| Form | Tripotassium salt |
| Quantity | 5 mg |
| Category | Non-fluorescent |
FAQ
How does biotin-X NTA enhance the detection of His-tagged proteins?
Biotin-X NTA effectively chelates Ni++ ions, creating a stable complex with His-tagged proteins. This complex can then be readily detected using various streptavidin conjugates.
Can biotin-X NTA be reused in experiments?
Yes, biotin-X NTA can be removed from His-tagged molecules at a pH of 4.8, allowing you to reprobe the blot without losing your sample.
Where can I find more information about streptavidin products?
You can explore our range of streptavidin products to find additional reagents that complement your research needs.
When you purchase biotin-X NTA, you’re investing in more than just a reagent; you’re investing in reliable results. Whether you’re conducting basic research or developing diagnostic assays, biotin-X NTA is an essential tool for your laboratory.
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