Description
Cochineal Red HSA Conjugate Catalog B2021200 (1 mg)
| Catalog | B2021200 |
| Lot | Batch dependent |
| Expiration | Batch dependent |
| Amount | 1 mg |
| Molecular Weight | ~ 65 kDa |
| Supplied As | Solution |
| Applications | Biochemical and immunological research applications |
| Storage | 20 C |
| Keywords | cochineal dye, carmine, E120, natural red 4, crimson lake, red 4, cochineal extract, carminic acid, cochineal pigment |
| Grade | Biotechnology grade; highly pure; prepared with Type I ultrapure water (>18 Mcm) and 0.22 m filtration |
Cochineal Red HSA Conjugate is a biotechnological reagent combining the natural dye cochineal red (derived from the cochineal insect) with human serum albumin (HSA), enabling stable, biocompatible color conjugates for diverse research workflows. This conjugate (Catalog B2021200, 1 mg) offers a precision blend of dye and carrier protein, making it ideal for applications such as labeling, tracking, signal enhancement, and immunoassay calibration. By leveraging HSA’s stability and optical properties, researchers can integrate the conjugate into protocols that require non-toxic, identifiable markers for visualization, protein interaction studies, or diagnostic method validation.
Prepared under stringent biotech-grade standardsincluding ultrapure water formulation and microfiltrationthe conjugate ensures batch-to-batch consistency and minimal contamination. This makes it particularly useful in proteomics workflows, electrophoretic marker studies, and colorimetric assays. Bulk quantities are available to support long-term or high-volume research initiatives. Supplied as a ready-to-use solution and stored at 20 C, the conjugate ensures long-term stability and dependable performance.
Why researchers choose this product:
- Stable dyeprotein conjugate combining cochineal red with human serum albumin
- Versatile reagent for labeling, imaging, and assay calibration
- High purity and quality control for reproducible results
- Convenient storage and ready-to-use format
- Custom bulk options available for scalable workflows
Indication for Use:
This product is intended for Research Use Only (RUO). Not for diagnostic, therapeutic, or clinical use.
References:
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