Monoclonal antibody mNeonGreen-Trap
enzymefor Western blotprotein

monoclonal antibody
monoclonal antibody
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Characteristics

Type
monoclonal antibody, enzyme
Applications
for Western blot
Tested parameter
protein
Micro-organism
bacteria

Description

Novel Binding Protein for mNeonGreen Studies Analyze mNeonGreen fusion proteins in a tube As imaging technology advances, many researchers have turned toward super resolution imaging platforms. Common fluorophores, such as GFP, may not always be the best fit for this application. mNeonGreen is an ultra-bright monomeric yellow-green fluorescent proteins derived from the lancelet, Branchiostoma lanceolatum. mNeonGreen fusions are a great choice for use in fluorescence, confocal & super resolution microscopy. With the mNeonGreen-Trap, specific for this non-GFP variant, yields of fusion proteins purification are high and free from heavy and light-chain contaminants, all in under 30 minutes. Save time, save effort and get cleaner results. The secret to mNeonGreen-Traps success are the use of super-high affinity Camelidae antibody fragments called Nanobodies. mNeonGreen-Traps may be used for immuno-precipitation, immuno-purification and immuno-pull down experiments with up to 10-fold better purity and yield than that of classic mouse monoclonal antibodies. Compatible with a variety of source materials, Nanobody-Traps may be used with mammalian cells, tissues & organs, bacteria, yeast and even plants. These reagents allow your mNeonGreen-fusions to be perfect candidates for immunoprecipitations, Co-IP, mass spectroscopy, and enzyme activity measurements. mNeonGreen-Trap for immunoprecipitations Immunoprecipitations (IP) of mNeonGreen from protein extracts of mNeonGreen-expressing E.coli cells.

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