Size: 4mL (25% slurry)
GenScript's AmMagTM Ni Magnetic Beads are optimized for quick and efficient purification of polyhistidine-tagged proteins under native as well as denaturing conditions.
Description
The beads use a nickel-charged TED (tris-carboxymethyl ethylene diamine) ligand to purify His-tagged proteins. The beads are resistant to chelators such as EDTA and DTT, and can be regenerated using 1M NaOH.
- Quick and convenient separation accomplished by magnetic force
- High binding capacity with 10mg of His-tagged protein/ml settled beads
- The AmMag Ni magnetic beads can be regenerated and reused up to 100 times in absence of chelators
- Extremely low nonspecific binding
Application
Purification of His-tagged proteins
These superparamagnetic beads are about 70 μm in diameter and their strong magnetic properties allow them to attach very fast to the magnet. The AmMag Ni-charged beads are chelator resistant (up to 100mM EDTA and 20mM DTT). These magnetic beads enable the purification to be performed even with a very high concentration of chelator in the sample, but in such situation, the re-use of beads is impacted. The beads are supplied as 25% slurry in 20% ethanol.
Testimonial
Customer from University of Zurich | Institute of Medical Virology:
«Working with AmMag Beads grant us high protein yield with low effort. Combined with persistent reusability definitely an indispensable tool in the lab.”
Specifications
Ligand |
Nickel-charged TED (tris-carboxymethyl ethylene diamine) |
Binding capacity |
about 10 mg histidine-tagged protein /ml settled beads |
Matrix |
Highly cross-linked spherical 4% agarose including magnetite |
Average particle size |
~70 μm |
Storage solution |
20% Ethanol (25% slurry) |
Storage conditions |
2-8°C – do NOT freeze |
Shelf life |
18 months when stored without opening |