
Protein labeling reagents are available from a number of suppliers for the attachment of conjugates, dyes, and other moieties to proteins. Among these reagents are compounds with reactive groups that facilitate covalent binding with proteins. NHS (N-Hydroxysuccinimide) esters, for example, will attach to amino groups in proteins, such as lysine residues. Maleimide reactive groups selectively react with protein residues containing a sulfhydryl group, such as cysteines. Conjugates with hydrazide reactive groups attach via carbonyl groups. These labeling reagents, which usually proceed with simple reaction and purification steps, are useful in attaching conjugates such as gold, biotin, fluorophores, and dyes to purified proteins and antibodies. Downstream applications of labeled proteins can include immunoassays, Western blots, and immunohistochemistry. Visit the supplier page for more product details.
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- Biotinylation reagent that binds the C-terminus of peptides and carboxylic acid groups on aspartate or glutamate ...
- 500 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent that binds the C-terminus of peptides and carboxylic acid groups on aspartate or glutamate ...
- 100 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with Azide, and a long 11 PEG spacer. Labels terminal alkynes via a copper-catalyzed "click ...
- 250 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with Azide, and a long 11 PEG spacer. Labels terminal alkynes via a copper-catalyzed "click ...
- 100 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with maleimide group. React specifically with reduced thiols (sulfhydryl groups), such as cysteine...
- 50 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with maleimide group. React specifically with reduced thiols (sulfhydryl groups), such as cysteine...
- 100 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with very long 12 PEG spacer. Has a carboxyl group with a free -OH that can react with activated ...
- 500 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with very long 12 PEG spacer. Has a carboxyl group with a free -OH that can react with activated ...
- 100 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with short 2 PEG spacer. Has a carboxyl group with a free -OH that can react with activated ...
- 250 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent that binds the C-terminus of peptides and carboxylic acid groups on aspartate or glutamate ...
- 100 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent that binds the C-terminus of peptides and carboxylic acid groups on aspartate or glutamate ...
- 250 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent that binds the C-terminus of peptides and carboxylic acid groups on aspartate or glutamate ...
- 500 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent that binds the C-terminus of peptides and carboxylic acid groups on aspartate or glutamate ...
- 500 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent that binds the C-terminus of peptides and carboxylic acid groups on aspartate or glutamate ...
- 100 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with 3 PEG spacer. Has a carboxyl group with a free -OH that can react with activated surfaces or ...
- 100 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with 3 PEG spacer. Has a carboxyl group with a free -OH that can react with activated surfaces or ...
- 500 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with 3 PEG spacer. Has a carboxyl group with a free -OH that can react with activated surfaces or ...
- 250 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with Azide, and a 3 PEG spacer. Labels terminal alkynes via a copper-catalyzed "click reaction". ...
- 250 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with Azide, and a 3 PEG spacer. Labels terminal alkynes via a copper-catalyzed "click reaction". ...
- 500 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with Azide, and a 3 PEG spacer. Labels terminal alkynes via a copper-catalyzed "click reaction". ...
- 100 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with Hydrazide, and a 3 PEG spacer. Reacts with aldehydes at pH 4 to 6. Can be used to label ...
- 100 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with N-hydroxysuccinimide ester, and a 3 PEG spacer. The NHS group reacts with the e-amino group ...
- 500 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with N-hydroxysuccinimide ester, and a 3 PEG spacer. The NHS group reacts with the e-amino group ...
- 250 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with 4 PEG spacer. Has a carboxyl group with a free -OH that can react with activated surfaces or ...
- 250 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with 4 PEG spacer. Has a carboxyl group with a free -OH that can react with activated surfaces or ...
- 100 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with N-hydroxysuccinimide ester, and a 4 PEG spacer. The NHS group reacts with primary amines at ...
- 500 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with N-hydroxysuccinimide ester, and a 4 PEG spacer. The NHS group reacts with primary amines at ...
- 100 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with N-hydroxysuccinimide ester, and a 4 PEG spacer. The NHS group reacts with primary amines at ...
- 500 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with N-hydroxysuccinimide ester, and a 4 PEG spacer. The NHS group reacts with primary amines at ...
- 250 mg
- Biotin
- Biotinylation reagent with long 6 PEG spacer. Has a carboxyl group with a free -OH that can react with activated ...
- 500 mg
- Biotin
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