Streptavidin Affinity Chromatography Resin NRPB41, ≥6 mg/mL (CAT#: STEM-AL2-0891-ZJF)

Highlights

Chromatography support matrix

Packed-bed chromatography format

Defined functional ligand chemistry

Cat Number: STEM-AL2-0891-ZJF

Application: for biotinylated biomolecule purification

Model: NRPB41L; NRPB41S; NRPB41




Description

This product is a chromatography medium intended for biotinylated biomolecule purification. It uses 4% cross-linked agarose as the support phase. The functional chemistry is based on streptavidin. The medium is intended for packed-bed chromatography under the conditions stated in the source data. The source data define the applicable flow, pH, and pressure conditions for the supplied configuration. Chemical compatibility information supports equilibration, washing, regeneration, and cleaning workflows where applicable. Storage conditions are specified to maintain the medium before use and between operations. The product can be integrated into laboratory or process purification workflows consistent with its stated separation mechanism.

Specification

Matrix: 4% cross-linked agarose
Ligand: streptavidin, ~6 mg/mL
Particle Size Range: 45~165 μm
Average Particle Size: ~90 μm
Binding Capacity: ≥6 mg/mL (biotinylated BSA)
Recommended Working Flow Rate: ~150 cm/h for equilibration and elution, 15~100 cm/h for binding
Maximum Flow Rate And Pressure: 900 cm/h, 0.3 MPa
Operating pH: 2~10.5 (recommended working pH)
Storage And Transport: 20% ethanol, 2~8°C storage, 2~30°C transport
Shelf Life: 3 years

Features

Chromatography support matrix
Packed-bed chromatography format
Defined functional ligand chemistry
Selective biomolecule interaction
Prepacked-column configuration available
Defined chemical compatibility
Controlled storage formulation
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