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company name :
Bio-Rad
other brands :
Biogenesis, Serotec, AbD Serotec, Oxford Biotechnology
product type :
other
product name :
alamarBlue®
catalog :
BUF012A
quantity :
25 ml
price :
173 USD
more info or order :
Bio-Rad product webpage
citations: 26
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alamarBlue ® indicator dye (BUF012B) quantitatively measures proliferation in human, animal, bacterial, fungal and mycobacterial cells. It is useful for cytokine bioassays, cell proliferation studies and in-vitro cytotoxicity determinations as well as cell growth monitoring
product information
Entity Type :
Accessory Reagent
Entity Category :
Other Reagents
ProductCode :
BUF012A
Description :
alamarBlue®
Specificity :
alamarBlue®
Format :
Reagent
Applications :
E,FN,IF
ApplicationTypes :
ELISA,Functional Assays,Immunofluorescence
Quantity :
25 ml
Quantity Value :
25
Quantity Type :
ml
Entity Formats :
Reagent
UNSPSC :
41116126
Product Form :
Liquid
PriceGBP :
150
PriceEUR :
212
PriceUSD :
173 USD
PriceCHF :
231
PriceSEK :
2311
PriceNOK :
2322
PriceDKK :
1581
more info or order :
Bio-Rad product webpage
company information
Bio-Rad
Endeavour House, Langford Business Park
Langford Lane, Kidlington
OXON, OX5 1GE
antibody_sales_uk@bio-rad.com
https://www.bio-rad-antibodies.com
1 800 265 7376 (North America)
44 (0)1865 852 700 (Rest of World)
headquarters: UK
Bio-Rad is one of the world's leading antibody manufacturers, offering over 12,000 antibodies and related reagents for a focused range of research areas such as immunology, cancer, veterinary research and cell biology through its antibody experts formerly known as AbD Serotec.
The range includes apoptosis kits, autophagy reagents, CD markers, epitope tag antibodies, immunology antibodies, neuroscience antibodies, and veterinary reagents.
Bio-Rad has an ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certified production facility in the United Kingdom as well as ISO 9001 certified facilities in Germany and the United States.
Our expertise extends to traditional and recombinant antibody generation and production services. Our custom generation service delivers antibodies in as little as 8 weeks with greater than 90% success. The in vitro technology enables selection of antibodies to challenging targets, long term consistent supply, and provision of the antibody sequence.
At Bio-Rad we are committed to your success when using our antibodies and we focus on providing the technology, products and all the supporting information you need to excel in your research.