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Radiance ECL Chemiluminescent Substrate
Chemiluminescent HRP substrate for chemiluminescent Western blots
Radiance ECL is an HRP substrate with long-lasting signal and sensitivity down to low picograms. Use up to 10 times less antibody than other substrates used in life science.
Size: 500 mL
Features
- Performance — compare performance to SuperSignal West Pico and Amersham ECL
- Sensitivity — high sensitivity in low picograms
- Duration — Signal duration 6-8 hours
- Chemiluminescent Western Blotting
- The most common method for Western blot detection is chemiluminescence. Detection by chemiluminescence is relatively sensitive and works well for detecting individual or low abundance proteins.
Radiance Plus Chemiluminescent Substrate
The most sensitive HRP substrate available for chemiluminescent Western blotting.
With attomole sensitivity and a long-lasting signal, Radiance Plus allows you to detect bands not visualized with other substrates. High signal-to-noise and a large dynamic range make it ideal for quantifying low-intensity bands.
Size: 150 mL
Features
- Low-abundance protein detection
- Compare performance to competitor products, like SuperSignal West Femto and Amersham ECL Select
- Sensitivity in low femtograms
- Signal duration 6-8 hours
Radiance Q Chemiluminescent Substrate
Radiance Q chemiluminescent substrate is specially formulated for use with Azure Imaging Systems, or other CCD imagers. This novel horseradish peroxidase (HRP) substrate provides a strong, long-lasting signal, the broadest useful linear range, and high sensitivity for the most quantitative chemiluminescent Western assays.
Size: 150 mL
Features
Increase the sensitivity and quantitative accuracy of your chemiluminescent Western blots. Specially developed for CCD imaging, Radiance Q produces a strong, long-lasting signal with extremely low background, perfect for detecting low abundance proteins. Because the substrate is not depleted at high protein loads, Radiance provides the largest dynamic range of any chemiluminescent substrate, improving quantitative accuracy.
- Extended dynamic range for detecting low and high abundance proteins within the same blot
- Compare performance to SuperSignal West Dura and Amersham ECL Prime
- Sensitivity in mid femtograms
- Signal duration 10-24 hours
Lab-Sorb™ Granules
Converts liquid waste to solid waste in seconds. LabSorb™ rapidly absorbs aqueous or mixed aqueous/organic solvent waste. Use at locations connected to septic systems to avoid pouring waste down the drain. Put LabSorb™ at the bottom of your biohazard bin. One jar of LabSorb™ can absorb up to 50 liters of liquid. Retains liquid during autoclaving.
Includes extra durable disposal bags, super absorbent LabSorb™ granules, and a convenient graduated scoop.
- Lab-Sorb™ Kits: SORB-2000 (Small Jar), SORB-2100 (Medium Jar), and SORB-2200 (Large Jar) contain 1 jar of LabSorb™, 25 small disposal bags, 25 twist-ties
- Variety Kit SORB-2300 contains 1 Small LabSorb™ Jar, 15 small disposal bags, 10 medium disposal bags, 5 large disposal bags, 25 twist-ties
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- Powder turns red when it comes in contact with acid
- Amphomag® turns blue on contact with a base
- Safely neutralized chemical spills turn green/yellow
Amphomag® efficiently handles all your spill control needs due to its unique ability to neutralize acids and bases. Amphomag® contains an innovative multi-range pH indicator that further simplifies spill response. When applied to the spill, Amphomagâs® color turns to red for acids and blue for bases. As Amphomag® neutralizes the spill, the color gradually changes to yellow or green. Free liquids in the released materials can easily be controlled and the neutralized material can typically be landfilled. For instance, sulfuric acid is safely rendered to harmless Epson Salt after neutralization.
Some common spill clean up instructions:
How to Clean-Up a Formaldehyde Spill
Formaldehyde is a common chemical used in a variety of products. It can cause respiratory irritation if inhaled, such as coughing, wheezing, and chest pains, and can affect people with asthma, allergies, or other breathing issues more acutely. If formaldehyde comes in contact with the skin, it can cause irritations like dermatitis or even burns. People with frequent exposure to formaldehyde, like some lab techs, become more sensitive to these negative effects.
If you encounter a formaldehyde spill, first check to see if any has gotten onto you or anyone else around you. Thoroughly wash any formaldehyde off skin with soapy water. Then proceed to clean up the spill using the following directions.
Step 1: Supplies
- Mask
- Goggles
- Gloves
- Broom
- Plastic Dustpan
- Amphomag®
Step 2: Clean Up
- Ventilate the area by opening any windows and doors or using a fan.
- Put on protective clothing and gear if available before getting near to the spill.
- Pour an ample amount of Amphomag® onto the formaldehyde.
Continue to slowly add Amphomag® until it completely absorbs the spill, reducing the harmful vapors and smell in the area.
Step 3: Disposal
The formaldehyde spill is now ready to be disposed of in accordance to your local and state regulations. Use a broom and plastic dust pan to sweep up the Amphomag® and dispose.
How to Clean Up a Hydrochloric Acid Spill
Use extreme care in handling this extremely corrosive, poisonous acid, which can cause severe damage to all body tissues. If a small amount of the acid is spilled, it should immediately be contained and neutralized to prevent harm to anyone or damage to whatever it was spilled on.
When using hydrochloric acid, always wear protective clothing and gear, such as eye goggles and gloves.
Your Chemical Spill Response
Amphomag® is ideal to have in your safety and spill response supplies to neutralize small amounts of chemical spills like hydrochloric acid.- Use quickly and safely to treat spills
- No dangerous side effects
- No dangerous gas, heating, or splashing
Amphomag® Beats the Competition
Compared to other spill clean-up products, Amphomag® is a one-stop hazardous spill neutralizer. Some spill absorbents, such as OIL-DRI, cannot absorb hydrochloric acid. Amphomag® can, with its unique pH indicator to identify and neutralize most hazardous spills.
Most chemical spill response steps for laboratories need at least 5 steps in their instructions for use before you can apply a neutralizing agent. Even then, you have to find the right neutralizing agent.
Contain and neutralize any spill quicker with Amphomag® â it is the right product for chemical spills.
Step 2: Clean Up
Follow these 3 easy steps to cleaning up a hydrochloric acid spill using Amphomag®.
- Pour Amphomag® slowly and directly onto the hydrochloric acid spill to contain and neutralize.
- The Amphomag® will initially turn reddish/pink to indicate that it is an acid and when fully neutralized will turn to a yellow/green color.
- If there is any hydrochloric acid remaining anywhere, repeat step 2 until all hydrochloric acid is gone.
Step 3: Disposal
The contained and neutralized spill is now ready to be disposed of as a non-hazardous material. Use a broom and plastic dust pan to sweep up the Amphomag®.
Fluo-4 K+ Salt is a membrane impermeable form of Fluo-4 that can be used in lipid membrane-free systems, in liposomes, or can be introduced into cells by electroporation, microinjection or other methods.
ION Vital - Viability Kit
PBFI is a UV-excitable, ratiometric green indicator for intracellular potassium (K+) measurements. Ex/Em: 340/505 nm can be used to measure K+-bound PBFI, and Ex/Em: 380/505 nm can be used to detect K+-free PBFI. It is 1.5X more selective for K+ over Naand works well in cytosolic conditions where [K+]/[Na] is ~10. Ratiometry is optimal for imaging applications where quantification of intracellular K+ concentrations is desired and reduces effects of photobleaching, heterogenous dye loading, and variable cell morphology.
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