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Luminata™ Western HRP Substrates

The new family of Luminata Western HRP substrates are a family of premixed, ready-to-use chemiluminescent reagents for the detection of HRP-based Westerns. Pour directly onto the Western membrane without worrying about pipetting error. The Luminata™ Classico, Crescendo and Forte substrates cover a broad range of sensitivities.Premixed for convenience and to avoid cross contamination of the reagents.Broad range of sensitivities…

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Strong signal!

 

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Strong signal!

Strong signal with only one solution! You have only one solution with a very strong signal in chemiluminescence! Good signal in the dark room and with an automatic blot scanner!

Review Date: 6 Apr 2017 | Merck

Sensitive HRP Substrate

 

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Western Blot Film Exposure

Extremely sensitive substrate for exposure of low abundance proteins for Western Blotting.

Review Date: 11 Dec 2015 | Merck

The new family of Luminata Western HRP substrates are a family of premixed, ready-to-use chemiluminescent reagents for the detection of HRP-based Westerns. Pour directly onto the Western membrane without worrying about pipetting error. The Luminata™ Classico, Crescendo and Forte substrates cover a broad range of sensitivities.

Premixed for convenience and to avoid cross contamination of the reagents.
Broad range of sensitivities to satisfy all detection needs.
Consistent results with less pipetting error.
Stable at 4 °C or room temperature so you can store it on your own bench.
Best detection performance relative to competition.
Compatible with both PVDF and nitrocellulose membranes, as well as all commonly used buffers and blocking reagents.

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