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Proteinase K

£43.00

Description

Microzoneโ€™s Proteinase K, a highly active serine protease derived from Tritirachium album, is designed to degrade proteins efficiently across a broad range of conditions. With a concentration of 20 mg/mL, this solution is ready to use and requires no reconstitution, offering convenience and flexibility for a variety of protocols. Known for its stability in high temperatures, varying pH levels, and denaturing conditions, Proteinase K is ideal for applications including nucleic acid extraction, DNase/RNase inactivation, and in situ hybridization.

Additional information

Quantity

1mL


Microzoneโ€™s Proteinase K, a highly active serine protease derived from Tritirachium album, is designed to degrade proteins efficiently across a broad range of conditions. With a concentration of 20 mg/mL, this solution is ready to use and requires no reconstitution, offering convenience and flexibility for a variety of protocols. Known for its stability in high temperatures, varying pH levels, and denaturing conditions, Proteinase K is ideal for applications including nucleic acid extraction, DNase/RNase inactivation, and in situ hybridization.

  • Nucleic Acid Extraction (DNA/RNA Isolation)
  • Enzyme Inactivation (DNase/RNase)
  • In Situ Hybridization (Enhances probe accessibility by digesting protein barriers)
  • Concentration: 20 mg/mL serine protease solution.
  • Optimal Conditions: pH 8.0; 50-60ยฐC for increased activity.
  • Activators: Requires 1โ€“5 mM Caยฒโบ for enhanced stability and activity.
  • Inhibitors: Inhibited by DIFP or PMSF at 5 mM concentration.
  • Storage: Store as recommended to preserve stability and limit light exposure.
  • Nucleic Acid Extraction (DNA/RNA Isolation)
  • Enzyme Inactivation (DNase/RNase)
  • In Situ Hybridization (Enhances probe accessibility by digesting protein barriers)
  • Concentration: 20 mg/mL serine protease solution.
  • Optimal Conditions: pH 8.0; 50-60ยฐC for increased activity.
  • Activators: Requires 1โ€“5 mM Caยฒโบ for enhanced stability and activity.
  • Inhibitors: Inhibited by DIFP or PMSF at 5 mM concentration.
  • Storage: Store as recommended to preserve stability and limit light exposure.