Question 1

What is the catalog number for Recombinant Gloydius halys Disintegrin saxatilin?

Accepted Answer

The catalog number for Recombinant Gloydius halys Disintegrin saxatilin is MBS1299806.

Question 2

What sizes are available for Recombinant Gloydius halys Disintegrin saxatilin?

Accepted Answer

Recombinant Gloydius halys Disintegrin saxatilin

Product Specifications

CAS Number

9000-83-3

Storage Conditions

Store at -20 degrees C. For long-term storage, store at -20 degrees C or -80 degrees C. Store working aliquots at 4 degrees C for up to one week. Repeated freezing and thawing is not recommended.

Short Name

[Disintegrin saxatilin]

Other Product Names

[Disintegrin saxatilin; Disintegrin saxatilin]

NCBI GI Number

82220683

NCBI Accession Number

Q9DGH6.1

Uniprot Accession Number

Q9DGH6

Question 3

How many pack sizes does Recombinant Gloydius halys Disintegrin saxatilin come in?

Accepted Answer

Recombinant Gloydius halys Disintegrin saxatilin is available in 12 different pack sizes.

Question 4

Is Recombinant Gloydius halys Disintegrin saxatilin in stock?

Accepted Answer

Recombinant Gloydius halys Disintegrin saxatilin is currently made to order / not held in immediate stock. Contact us for lead time.

Question 5

What is the molecular weight of the target protein?

Accepted Answer

Molecular weight information, where applicable, is listed on the datasheet under target details, useful for confirming the correct band on western blot.

Question 6

How long will it take to receive this product if it’s custom made?

Accepted Answer

Lead times depend on the product type: custom polyclonal antibodies typically take 12-14 weeks, monoclonal antibodies 15-17 weeks, made-to-order recombinant proteins 4-8 weeks, and made-to-order recombinant antibodies 6-8 weeks. These are estimates and may shift due to production delays.

Question 7

What is the recommended dilution for this antibody?

Accepted Answer

A recommended dilution range for each validated application is provided on the datasheet, but optimal dilution should be titrated for your specific experimental system, sample type, and detection method.