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The foil is conformable for seal verification and can be pierced directly using pipette tips or robotic probes for efficient sample access

All models are designed for standard PCR amplification and gradient optimization workflows only

Additional sodium bicarbonate may be required for use in incubators containing higher percentages of CO2

The provided standard curve points include ST1 = 300 pg/μL down to ST5 = 0

Native Shrimp hemocyanin protein( From shrimp, a substitute for KLH)-EpiZyme Style:SMCC activated and transfection studies" } ]Description Shrimp hemocyanin (SHC), a highly soluble hemocyanin from the Penaeus vannamei (P. vannamei) , is used as a substitute for KLH. Similar to KLH, SHC serves as a carrier protein for conjugation of hapten (including peptides, nucleic acids, drugs, or toxins). The conjugates would make these haptens highly immunogenic. The immunogenicity of SHC is comparable to KLH. However, the solubility is significantly higher, especially after hapten