Cat #: 20-335

Prometheus Protein Biology Products 20-335 ProSignal® ECL Marker, Double-sided, Fine/Thick, 1 Pen/Unit

Prometheus Protein Biology Products 20-335 ProSignal
Prometheus Protein Biology Products 20-335 ProSignal
Prometheus Protein Biology Products 20-335 ProSignal
Prometheus Protein Biology Products 20-335 ProSignal
Prometheus Protein Biology Products 20-335 ProSignal

Cat #: 20-335

Prometheus Protein Biology Products 20-335 ProSignal® ECL Marker, Double-sided, Fine/Thick, 1 Pen/Unit


Double-sided, Fine/Thick

1 Pen/Unit

Brand: Prometheus Protein Biology Products

  • A chemiluminescent marker with proprietary ink for writing on membranes
  • Two tips - a fine point at one end and a thicker wedge tip at the other
  • Permanently mark blots with the date or blot ID
  • Transform any visible protein ladder standard into a chemiluminescent standard 
  • Compatible with both X-ray film and CCD imagers

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Double-sided, Fine/Thick

1 Pen/Unit

Brand: Prometheus Protein Biology Products

  • A chemiluminescent marker with proprietary ink for writing on membranes
  • Two tips - a fine point at one end and a thicker wedge tip at the other
  • Permanently mark blots with the date or blot ID
  • Transform any visible protein ladder standard into a chemiluminescent standard 
  • Compatible with both X-ray film and CCD imagers

Write or draw on transfer membranes with the ProSignal® ECL Marker. The reagent in the ECL Marker adsorbs to nitrocellulose/PVDF membranes, and reacts with HRP substrates to produce chemiluminescence that can be detected with X-ray film or CCD imaging. With the proprietary """"ink"""" any visible protein markers can be transformed into chemiluminescent markers. The ProSignal® ECL Marker can also be used for annotating blots with a date or blot ID, or for checking the stability of your HRP substrate.

The ProSignal® ECL Marker has two tips, a fine tip at one end that is perfect for writing on the blot or tracing the bands of a visible protein standard, and a thicker wedge tip that can be used to deposit greater amounts of reagent on the blot. Marking the location of visible protein standards on a blot is easy: simply trace the visible markers on the membrane after transfer and before blocking.

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