Wheat Germ Coated Surfaces
Wheat Germ Lectin, belonging to the lectins family, is a Hemagglutinin obtained from the common wheat germ Triticum Vulgaris. It is well known that lectins have been used extensively for the isolation of glyco-conjugates and glycoproteins with specific carbohydrate structures.
Wheat Germ Lectin shows specific affinity for molecules containing N-acetyl-D-glucosamine residue.
Wheat Germ Lectin coated surfaces offer a powerful and sensitive instrument for binding in specific way the carbohydrate fraction of glycoproteins, enzymes and cell membranes.
The optical properties of polystyrene remain unchanged, allowing to use the modified surface as powerful tool for diagnostic assays.
Example of applications:
- studies of surfaces of normal and transformed cells
- glycoprotein purification including membrane glycoproteins
- studies of cell surface changes during development and the cell cycle
96 well microplates
Material: Polystyrene
Quantity per pack: 1 -
Quantity per case: 50 or 100
1x8 flat bottom wells strips on 12 x 8 frame
1x8 flat bottom wells breakable strips on single well holding frame
12x75 mm Tubes
Material: Polystyrene
Quantity per pack: 20 -
Quantity per case: 1000 - 2000
| Color | Code | |
|---|---|---|
| Clear | TS 127511-WG |
