This dye-affinity chromatography medium is designed for purification of selected enzymes and plasma proteins. It uses a high-flow agarose matrix coupled with Reactive Red 120. The multiring dye has structural similarities to naturally occurring NADP+. It can bind strongly to proteins requiring nucleotide cofactors. Lactate dehydrogenase is a representative target for specific binding. Albumin, lipoproteins, coagulation factors, and interferons can also interact through electrostatic or hydrophobic mechanisms. High-flow particles support rapid preparative processing. The medium tolerates selected denaturants and ethanol under the stated conditions.
Specification
Model: Red Seplife FF Appearance: White spherical particles, odorless and tasteless Matrix: Seplife 6FF Ligand: Reactive Red 120 Particle size: 45-165 µm Maximum flow rate: 750 cm/h Ligand density: 2 µmol/mL Binding capacity: ≥3 mg lactate dehydrogenase/mL Long-term pH stability: 3-13 Short-term CIP pH stability: 4-12 Chemical compatibility: 6 M guanidine hydrochloride, 8 M urea, and 70% ethanol Applications: Albumin, interferons, coagulation factors, and NAD+/NADP+-dependent enzymes
Features
Reactive Red 120 ligand ≥3 mg/mL LDH capacity Up to 750 cm/h flow Suitable for cofactor-dependent enzymes Multiple binding mechanisms Denaturant-compatible matrix Broad application range High-flow agarose support