micromer®-F
Fluorescent polystyrene/polymethacrylate particles (micromer®-F)
- are monodisperse particles from polystyrene, substituted polystyrenes, polystyrene-co-polymers or polymethacrylates,
- are designed with carboxylic acid groups (COOH) and amino groups (NH2) on the particle surface for the covalent binding of proteins, antibodies or other molecules,
- are available with red (micromer®-redF) and green (micromer®-greenF) fluorescence,
- are offered with streptavidin on the surface for binding of biotinylated molecules.
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COOH (12)
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NH2 (6)
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plain (8)
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streptavidin (4)
| Product ID | Name | Surface | Diameter | Concentration | Amount | Price | TDS | MSDS | Order |
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| 29-00-251 | micromer®-greenF | plain | 25 nm | 10 mg/ml | 10 ml | 198,00 € |
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| 29-00-501 | micromer®-greenF | plain | 50 nm | 10 mg/ml | 10 ml | 198,00 € |
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| 29-00-102 | micromer®-greenF | plain | 100 nm | 10 mg/ml | 10 ml | 233,00 € |
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| 29-00-252 | micromer®-greenF | plain | 250 nm | 25 mg/ml | 10 ml | 198,00 € |
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| 29-01-251 | micromer®-greenF | NH2 | 25 nm | 10 mg/ml | 5 ml | 174,00 € |
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| 29-01-102 | micromer®-greenF | NH2 | 100 nm | 10 mg/ml | 5 ml | 174,00 € |
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| 29-01-252 | micromer®-greenF | NH2 | 250 nm | 25 mg/ml | 5 ml | 174,00 € |
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| 29-02-251 | micromer®-greenF | COOH | 25 nm | 10 mg/ml | 5 ml | 150,00 € |
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| 29-02-501 | micromer®-greenF | COOH | 50 nm | 10 mg/ml | 5 ml | 150,00 € |
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| 29-02-102 | micromer®-greenF | COOH | 100 nm | 10 mg/ml | 5 ml | 150,00 € |
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| 29-02-252 | micromer®-greenF | COOH | 250 nm | 25 mg/ml | 5 ml | 150,00 € |
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| 30-00-251 | micromer®-redF | plain | 25 nm | 10 mg/ml | 10 ml | 198,00 € |
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| 30-00-501 | micromer®-redF | plain | 50 nm | 10 mg/ml | 10 ml | 198,00 € |
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| 30-00-102 | micromer®-redF | plain | 100 nm | 10 mg/ml | 10 ml | 198,00 € |
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| 30-00-252 | micromer®-redF | plain | 250 nm | 25 mg/ml | 10 ml | 198,00 € |
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| 30-01-251 | micromer®-redF | NH2 | 25 nm | 10 mg/ml | 5 ml | 174,00 € |
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| 30-01-102 | micromer®-redF | NH2 | 100 nm | 10 mg/ml | 5 ml | 174,00 € |
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| 30-01-252 | micromer®-redF | NH2 | 250 nm | 25 mg/ml | 5 ml | 174,00 € |
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| 30-02-251 | micromer®-redF | COOH | 25 nm | 10 mg/ml | 5 ml | 150,00 € |
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| 30-02-501 | micromer®-redF | COOH | 50 nm | 10 mg/ml | 5 ml | 150,00 € |
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| 30-02-102 | micromer®-redF | COOH | 100 nm | 10 mg/ml | 5 ml | 150,00 € |
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| 30-02-252 | micromer®-redF | COOH | 250 nm | 25 mg/ml | 5 ml | 150,00 € |
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| 30-02-303 | micromer®-redF | COOH | 3 µm | 25 mg/ml | 10 ml | 198,00 € |
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| 30-02-403 | micromer®-redF | COOH | 4 µm | 25 mg/ml | 10 ml | 198,00 € |
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| 30-02-503 | micromer®-redF | COOH | 5 µm | 25 mg/ml | 10 ml | 198,00 € |
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| 30-02-603 | micromer®-redF | COOH | 6 µm | 25 mg/ml | 10 ml | 198,00 € |
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| 30-19-102 | micromer®-redF | streptavidin | 100 nm | 10 mg/ml | 1 ml | 227,00 € |
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| 30-19-252 | micromer®-redF | streptavidin | 250 nm | 10 mg/ml | 1 ml | 227,00 € |
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| 30-19-303 | micromer®-redF | streptavidin | 3 µm | 25 mg/ml | 1 ml | 227,00 € |
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| 30-19-503 | micromer®-redF | streptavidin | 5 µm | 25 mg/ml | 1 ml | 227,00 € |
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