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Invitrogen™ Galacton-Star™ Substrate (50X Concentrate)

Catalog No. T2266
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Description

Concentrated chemiluminescent substrate for E.coli β-galactosidase assays. Thermo Scientific Galacton-Star Substrate (50X Concentrate) is highly sensitive which makes it ideal for detection of weak expression and for transfection normalization with o

Galacton-Star Substrate is a chemiluminescent substrate designed for the rapid, sensitive detection of β-galactosidase in cell lysates. The chemiluminescent assay exhibits over three orders of magnitude greater sensitivity compared to colorimetric β-galactosidase assays. Light emission from Galacton-Star Substrate reaches a maximum in 60-90 minutes and remains constant for at least 1 hour. After incubation at room temperature, the signal is measured in a luminometer.

As few as 10 femtograms of β-galactosidase (20,000 molecules) are detectable. High sensitivity makes this substrate ideal for detection of weak expression and for transfection normalization with other sensitive reporter gene assays.

Specifications

Product Type ELISA Substrate
Quantity 10 mL
Detection Method Chemiluminescence
Form Liquid
Format Bottle
Product Line Galacto-Star, Galacton-Star, NovaBright
Substrate Type Beta-Gal
Content And Storage Store the product at 4°C.
Shipping Condition Room Temperature

For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.