GelRed® Nucleic Acid Gel Stain
Exploring PAGE GelRed Nucleic Acid Gel Stain:
A Game-Changer for DNA Research Advancements in biotechnology are reshaping scientific discovery, and the PAGE GelRed Nucleic Acid Gel Stain, 10,000X in Water (ID: 37-41008-T) from Gentaur is a standout innovation. This cutting-edge dye transforms how researchers stain DNA in polyacrylamide gels, offering safety and precision. Whether you’re delving into how antibodies work in the immune system or seeking tools for DNA analysis, here’s why this product matters.
Say goodbye to hazardous ethidium bromide! The PAGE GelRed Nucleic Acid Gel Stain is a non-toxic, non-mutagenic red fluorescent dye designed as a safer alternative. Proven safe through extensive testing, it can be disposed of in regular sinks or trash—perfect for labs focused on pathogen neutralization or molecular recognition. Its sensitivity shines brightest with double-stranded DNA, making it a top choice for modern research.
At a 10,000X concentration in water, this dye is versatile—use it for pre-cast gels or post-electrophoresis staining. Visualize results with a 254 nm UV transilluminator and an ethidium bromide filter. Its compatibility with vaccine development, sequencing, and cloning aligns it with cutting-edge protein engineering needs, offering a seamless fit for labs exploring therapeutic antibodies for autoimmune diseases.
The PAGE GelRed is 6 to 8 times more sensitive to double-stranded DNA than RNA, outperforming expectations in polyacrylamide gels. While it can work with agarose gels, the original GelRed is recommended for those due to its broader sensitivity—ideal for labs needing flexibility in immune response studies.
This dye excels in serology studies, where precision is critical. Wondering where to buy custom antibodies for research or complementary tools? Gentaur’s PAGE GelRed supports applications like antibody purification techniques for labs and DNA analysis tied to allergic reactions. It’s a must-have for researchers pushing boundaries in antibody production process in biotechnology.
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