Low Binding Protein 
Description:
Low Binding screw-cap microtubes for proteins designed to minimize protein loss, especially during operations with low concentrations or minimal volumes.
Purpose:
Low Binding microtubes provide the ideal solution for the preparation, analysis, and long-term storage of antibodies, enzymes, and other valuable protein substances. They are particularly suitable for the field of
proteomics and for numerous other routine applications where maximizing sample recovery is crucial.
Applications:
- Protein Purification and Extraction: Reducing the loss of proteins during purification and extraction processes.
- Enzyme Storage and Analysis: Preserving enzyme activity and minimizing adsorption to the tube walls.
- Western Blotting: Ensuring accurate sample recovery and consistent results in Western blot analysis.
- Protein Quantification: Maximizing the recovery of proteins for accurate quantification.
- Protein Crystallization: Minimizing loss of proteins during the crystallization process.
- Mass Spectrometry: Ensuring low binding to achieve precise protein identification and quantification.
- Immunoprecipitation: Enhancing the recovery of target proteins in immunoprecipitation assays.
- ELISA (Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay): Ensuring consistent recovery and analysis of proteins in ELISA tests.
- Protein-Protein Interaction Studies: Minimizing sample loss in studies of protein interactions.
- Proteomics: Facilitating high-throughput proteomic analyses by reducing protein binding to the tube surfaces.
- Protein Storage: Providing optimal conditions for long-term and short-term storage of protein samples.
Low Binding DNA 
Description:
Low Binding screw cap microtubes for DNA are designed to minimize the potential loss of nucleic acids, especially
when working with low concentrations.
Purpose:
Low Binding microtubes provide the ideal solution for both the preparation and long-term storage of nucleic
acids, amplification products, plasmids, PCR reagents, and buffer solutions.
Applications:
- DNA Extraction and Purification: Ensuring minimal loss during the extraction and purification processes.
- Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR): Reducing the risk of sample loss in PCR setups and amplifications.
- DNA Sequencing: Preserving the integrity of DNA samples for high-quality sequencing results.
- Cloning: Maintaining DNA samples for cloning experiments.
- Quantitative PCR (qPCR): Ensuring accurate quantification of DNA in qPCR assays.
- Gel Electrophoresis: Safeguarding DNA samples prepared for gel electrophoresis.
- Library Preparation for Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS): Ensuring sample retention during the preparation of sequencing libraries.
- Storage of DNA Samples: Long-term and short-term storage of DNA samples without degradation or loss.
- DNA Methylation Analysis: Minimizing sample loss in studies involving DNA methylation.
