Vendor	BioChrom Labs
Modifification	Polymer/ Diethylmethylaminoethyl
Mode	Ion Exchange
Particle Size	10.0
Length	100
Internal Diameter	50.0
Pore size	500
Max Pressure	4000
Operating Temperature	80
pH stability from	1.0
pH stability to	14.0
Product usage	Nucleic acids
Brand	HYDROCELL NS 1500

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Catalog HYDROCELL NS 1500 73-40QA

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HYDROCELL NS 1500

by BioChrom Labs

Ion Exchange Chromatography

The separation of synthetic oligonucleotides of defined length and sequence, and the separation of DNA restriction fragments are required for modern genetic engineering and in molecular biology. The ion exchange columns, HYDROCELL NS 1500 was developed specifically for the purification of PCR products, short nucleic acids from two to forty or more nucleotide residues and DNA restriction fragments of up to 1000 base pairs. NS 1500 is produced from 10 µm of highly cross-linked PS-DVB beads with pore diameter of 500 Å.

The Major Advantages

High resolution and sensitivity
Stability in buffers from pH 1 to 14 allows denaturing of DNA
Temperature limit of 80° C allows denaturing of DNA
Pressure limit up to 4000 psi allows fast equilibration or clean-up
Low back pressure allows easy scale-up

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Vendor	BioChrom Labs	Pore size	500
Brand	HYDROCELL NS 1500	Max Pressure	4000
Modifification	Polymer/ Diethylmethylaminoethyl	Operating Temperature	80
Mode	Ion Exchange	pH stability from	1.0
Particle Size	10.0	pH stability to	14.0
Length	100	Product usage	Nucleic acids
Internal Diameter	50.0

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Nucleic acids

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Eligible families receive a weighted score from Modification (25%), Product Usage (20%), Carbon Load (15%), Endcapping (10%), Pore Size (10%), Surface Area (8%), pH Stability (8%) and Particle Size (4%). The score uses data available in both families and requires at least three comparable criteria, at least 50% data coverage and a minimum 55% score. A relevant active sponsor may appear first and is always labelled Sponsored.

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