Product Description
This is a replacement product for CM53211. C6 Maleimide activated HRP is much more stable than previously offered product CM53211.
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Product Sheet |
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COA-022521 | |
COA S317.S19.0811C |
CellMosaic’s C6 maleimide activated horseradish peroxidase (HRP) is designed for direct conjugation of HRP with proteins, peptides, or other ligands containing free sulfhydryl groups for use as an enzyme-linked detection reagent. This product consists of HRP that has been modified with EMCS (N-Ɛ-maleimidocarproyl oxysuccinimide ester, 9.4 Å spacer length) to attach 1 to 2 maleimide groups per HRP molecule while retaining the peroxidase activity. The activated HRP will covalently attach to sulfhydryl-containing compounds to generate the majority single labeled HRP-conjugates reporter probes.
The product is sold as 1 vial of 2 mg (Cat# CM53214-1x2MG) or 3 vials of 2 mg (Cat# CM53214-3x2MG). For bulk orders, please contact us for a quote.
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Application
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Couple HRP to antibodies and other proteins for western blotting or ELISA
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Couple HRP to oligonucleotides for in-situ hybridization
Key Features of this Maleimide activated HRP
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Lyophilized powder ready for conjugation after reconstitution with water, no need for external buffer.
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Suitable for single labeling with an average maleimide groups per HRP of 1-2
- High purity: ≥99% by SEC HPLC
- High activity: >350 units/mg protein
References
- Hashida, S., et al. (1984). More useful maleimide compounds for the conjugation of Fab' to horseradish peroxidase through thiol groups in the hinge. J. Appl. Biochem. 6, 56-63.
- Imagawa, M., et al.(1982). Characteristics and evaluation of antibody-horseradish peroxidase conjugates prepared by using a maleimide compound, glutaraldehyde, and periodate. J. Appl. Biochem. 4, 41-57.
- O’Sullivan, M.J., et al. (1979). Comparison of two methods of preparing enzyme-antibody conjugates: application of these conjugates for enzyme immunoassay. Anal. Biochem. 100, 100-108.