Instant Blue Two-Color SDS Marker - Vwr-cmd.com
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<strong>Two</strong> great new products from CBS for <strong>SDS</strong> gel electrophoresis<br />
<strong>Instant</strong> <strong>Blue</strong><br />
A fast one-step stain<br />
EASY TO USE: Remove <strong>SDS</strong>, fix and stain in ONE STEP. No destain is needed<br />
FAST: Results in 10 to 30 minutes<br />
SENSITIVE: 10-25 ng of protein can be detected with low background<br />
NON-HAZARDOUS: Contains no methanol, suited for regular use and disposal<br />
<strong>Instant</strong> <strong>Blue</strong> stain is a ready-to-use, proprietary Coomassie G-250 stain that is optimal for<br />
obtaining well-defined protein bands in a single step. Protein gel staining takes only 10-30<br />
minutes because there is no need to wash, fix, microwave or destain. <strong>Instant</strong> <strong>Blue</strong> stain<br />
contains a proprietary <strong>SDS</strong>-sequestering agent (patent pending) that makes it so fast and easy.<br />
Since <strong>SDS</strong> binds stain, it normally must be removed to get good sensitivity. Usually some<br />
remains in the gel, which contributes to background and requires destaining.<br />
The <strong>SDS</strong>-sequestering agent in <strong>Instant</strong> <strong>Blue</strong> removes the <strong>SDS</strong> from the gel, so no washes or<br />
destaining is necessary. Its special formulation has the benefits of high sensitivity<br />
(approximately 5-25 ng of protein detected per band) and low background interferenceimproving<br />
the overall gel resolution. Additionally, it contains no methanol so is suited for<br />
regular use and disposal.<br />
and introducing ...<br />
<strong>Two</strong>-<strong>Color</strong> <strong>SDS</strong> <strong>Marker</strong><br />
An orange/blue prestained marker is now available for <strong>SDS</strong> PAGE<br />
Stable and sharp re<strong>com</strong>binant proteins<br />
Economical - Use in place of unstained markers<br />
Comparison of <strong>Marker</strong> on ClearPAGE 12%,<br />
12 well <strong>SDS</strong> gel with or with <strong>Instant</strong> <strong>Blue</strong><br />
stain. Molecular weights are the apparent<br />
weights in the ClearPAGE <strong>SDS</strong> gel system.<br />
The re<strong>com</strong>binant proteins range in size form 7,6 kDa to 195 kDa. The orange markers are 28<br />
kDA and 71 kDa, the other 8 bands are blue. The ClearPAGE <strong>Two</strong>-<strong>Color</strong> <strong>SDS</strong> <strong>Marker</strong> is<br />
sold ready to use in a 1x LDS sample buffer with 600 µl per vial (Cat. No. HM05160). The purity<br />
and band sharpness mean the markers can be used for visualising the separation while<br />
running the gel, checking effectiveness on your blot, or as a routine marker in place of other<br />
unstained markers.<br />
Re<strong>com</strong>mended volumes to load are:<br />
Application 12-well gels (4,2 mm wide) 17-well gels (2,2 mm wide) & marker well on 2D gels<br />
Load volume (µl) Loads/Vial Load volume (µl) Loads/Vial<br />
See during run 10 60 5 120<br />
See on blot membrane 4 150 2 300<br />
See with stain 4 150 2 300<br />
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Electrophoresis<br />
For more information on these products contact your local VWR sales office,<br />
send an e-mail to vwrbiomarke@eu.vwr.<strong>com</strong><br />
or visit our website www.vwr.<strong>com</strong><br />
>ClearPage<br />
<strong>Instant</strong> <strong>Blue</strong><br />
stain instructions<br />
BEFORE USE: Mix the <strong>Instant</strong> <strong>Blue</strong> solution immediately before use by<br />
gently inverting the bottle a few times (do not shake the bottle to mix<br />
the solution). One may rinse the gel surfaces briefly with ultrapure water,<br />
but do NOT wash the gel, as standing in water before staining will<br />
reduce band sharpness. Fixing is also NOT re<strong>com</strong>mended.<br />
GEL STAINING: Place each gel in a separate small container (lids for<br />
yellow pipette tips work well). Use the following amount of stain for<br />
different size gels:<br />
• Use 25 ml per gel for gels approximately 8 x 8 cm (from 10 x 10 cm<br />
cassettes, such as ClearPage or Invitrogen gels)<br />
• Use 20 ml per gel for gels approximately 6 x 8 cm (from 8 x 10 cm<br />
cassettes, such as BIO-RAD, precise or gradipore gels)<br />
Larger volumes are required for larger gels and for larger containers.<br />
Shake gently until desired band intensity is achieved. Generally, 50 ng or<br />
less can be seen in 10 minutes. Band intensity reaches a maximum in 30<br />
to 60 minutes depending on gel thickness. Destaining does NOT improve<br />
sensitivity, but the gels may be washed in ultrapure water for 15 minutes<br />
to remove the free stain from the gel and get clear backgrounds. The gel<br />
may be stored in ultrapure water.<br />
GEL DRYING: The ClearPage Composite-polymer gels may be dried<br />
without cracking between cellophane after equilibrating with ClearPage<br />
gel drying solution (731-2052) or with 5% glycerol and water (25 ml per<br />
gel, rock for 15 minutes); no alcohol is required. For other gels, follow<br />
the manufacturer’s re<strong>com</strong>mendations for solutions before drying the gel,<br />
but leave the gel in solutions containing alcohol or other solvents for no<br />
more than 5 minutes, or stain intensity will diminish.<br />
<strong>Instant</strong> blue for… pack Cat. No.<br />
Enough for 40-50 mini-gels 1 l 731-2058<br />
Enough for 4-5 mini-gels 100 ml 731-2060<br />
Trial size 25 ml 731-2059<br />
Description<br />
Cat. No.<br />
<strong>Two</strong>-<strong>Color</strong> <strong>SDS</strong> <strong>Marker</strong>, 30 µl 731-2061<br />
<strong>Two</strong>-<strong>Color</strong> <strong>SDS</strong> <strong>Marker</strong>, 0,6 ml 731-2062<br />
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