偉喬生醫專精於重組蛋白與稀缺抗體之開發，致力於發展生物醫學領域全方位之蛋白抗體試劑。偉喬生醫立足於厚實的科研基礎，邁向臨床應用發展，提供全方位且高品質穩定之IVD原物料與相關蛋白抗體試劑。
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Human LPA, Tag Free
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Package：5 μg / 20 μg / 100 μg / Customized package
Species of Origin：Human
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Tag-free
Leadgene® Precast Protein Gel (4-20%, 15-well)
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Package：1 pack / 1 box
Description：Gel type Bis-Tris gel Cassette size 10 x 10 cm Gel thickness 1 mm Compatibility Bio-Rad, Hoefer, CAVOY
Leadgene® Precast Protein Gel (4-20%, 11-well)
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Package：1 pack / 1 box
Description：Gel type Bis-Tris gel Cassette size 10 x 10 cm Gel thickness 1 mm Compatibility Bio-Rad, Hoefer, CAVOY
Leadgene® Precast Protein Gel (4-12%, 15-well)
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Package：1 pack / 1 box
Description：Gel type Bis-Tris gel Cassette size 10 x 10 cm Gel thickness 1 mm Compatibility Bio-Rad, Hoefer, CAVOY
Leadgene® Precast Protein Gel (4-12%, 11-well)
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Package：1 pack / 1 box
Description：Gel type Bis-Tris gel Cassette size 10 x 10 cm Gel thickness 1 mm Compatibility Bio-Rad, Hoefer, CAVOY
Streptavidin-HRP
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Package：500 μL / Customized package
Description：Streptavidin is a 53 kDa homotetramer isolated from Streptomyces avidinii. Because of its strong non-covalent interaction with biotin, streptavidin can be used to detect and isolate biotinylated proteins. Conjugation of horseradish peroxidase (HRP) to streptavidin is obtained by cross linking the amino groups on streptavidin with the carbohydrate groups on HRP. Streptavidin-HRP is typically used biotinylated antibodies or proteins.
Conjugation：HRP
HyLink™ Aster 647 Labeling Kit, 100 μg*10 (SpinDesalt Column)
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Package：100 μg*10 / Customized package
Description：The HyLink™ Aster647 Conjugation Kit facilitates the efficient labeling of proteins or antibodies with Aster647, a far-red dye with outstanding brightness and photostability. Optimized for 100 μg of protein, this kit ensures precise conjugation for use in fluorescence microscopy, flow cytometry, and other imaging techniques. Aster647 is particularly suited for multicolor studies due to its minimal spectral overlap.
HyLink™ Aster 647 Labeling Kit, 100 μg*1 (SpinDesalt Column)
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Package：100 μg*1 / Customized package
Description：The HyLink™ Aster647 Conjugation Kit facilitates the efficient labeling of proteins or antibodies with Aster647, a far-red dye with outstanding brightness and photostability. Optimized for 100 μg of protein, this kit ensures precise conjugation for use in fluorescence microscopy, flow cytometry, and other imaging techniques. Aster647 is particularly suited for multicolor studies due to its minimal spectral overlap.
HyLink™ Aster 594 Labeling Kit, 100 μg*10 (SpinDesalt Column)
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Package：100 μg*10 / Customized package
Description：The HyLink™ Aster594 Conjugation Kit is tailored for conjugating proteins or antibodies with Aster594, a red fluorescent dye known for its exceptional brightness and photostability. This kit supports small-scale labeling (100 μg) with a straightforward protocol, delivering high efficiency and consistent results. Aster594 is ideal for multicolor fluorescence microscopy, flow cytometry, and advanced imaging applications.
HyLink™ BirA Biotin Labeling Kit, 100 μg*20
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Package：100 μg*20 / Customized package
Description：The HyLink™ BirA Biotin Labeling Kit for Avi-tag Proteins provides a highly efficient, specific, and reproducible solution for biotinylating recombinant proteins or peptides containing Avi-tags or other enzymatic biotinylation tags such as Biotag™. This kit utilizes the biotin ligase enzyme BirA, which specifically and uniformly attaches biotin to a lysine residue within the Avi-tag sequence. Compared to traditional chemical biotinylation methods, this enzymatic approach offers site-specific labeling, minimizes variability between batches, and preserves the biological activity and structural integrity of the target protein.
