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Soybean Lectin (Glycine Max), FITC Labeled

Catalog: TASK-15-2000064   CAS NO.: N/A
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Soybean Lectin (Glycine Max), FITC Labeled refers to soybean lectin, a protein derived from soybeans (Glycine max), that has been chemically modified by attaching FITC (Fluorescein Isothiocyanate), a green-fluorescent dye, to the lectin molecule. It is used to study carbohydrate-binding interactions. Researchers can use it to detect and characterize glycoproteins or carbohydrates in samples.

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CAS No.N/A
FormulaN/A
Molecular WeightN/A
Purity98%
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Storage Temp.4-8℃
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