Product Description
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Digoxigenin, a steroid isolated from Digitalis plants, is frequently used for biodetection purposes. This BSA-digoxigenin conjugate is designed with a flexible linker to allow easy interaction between digoxigenin and other detection molecules. We synthesized this conjugate at CellMosaic® for our customers' usage in immunization or immunoassay. A linker is first added site-specifically to digoxigenin via its OH group then digoxigenin is labeled at the surface amines of BSA. BSA has a high amount (17 by MS for current batch) of digoxigenin loaded without any additional aggregation.
The final conjugate is lyophilized from phosphate buffered saline containing sugar-based stabilizer for easy shipping and storage.
The product is sold as either 1 vial of 1 mg (Cat# CM52107-1MG) or 5 vials of 1 mg (Cat# CM52107-5MG). For bulk orders, please contact us for a quote.
Chemical Information
- Chemical name: BSA-Digoxigenin Conjugate
- Chemical formula: N/A
- Molecular weight: 70KDa; CAS number: N/A
Specification
- Physical appearance: white to off-white preservative-free lyophilized powder in a 2.0 mL centrifuge tube
- Storage temp.: -20 °C
- Purity: ≥ 99 % of conjugates by HPLC
- Average Digoxigenin over BSA ratio: 17 by MS (current batch)
References
Selected few references using digoxigenin detection system:
- Martin R. et. al. A highly sensitive, nonradioactive DNA labeling and detection system. Biotechniques. 1990, 9, 762-768.
- Bautista J.; Mateos-Nevado MD. Immunological detection and quantification of oxidized proteins by labelling with digoxigenin. Biosci Biotechnol Biochem 1998, 62, 419-423.
- Heyduk E.; Hickey R.; Pozzzi N.; Heyduk T. Peptide ligand-based ELISA reagents for antibody detection. Anal Biochem. 2018, 559, 55-61.
- Komminoth P. Digoxigenin as an alternative probe labeling for in situ hybridization. Diagn Mol Pathol. 1992, 1, 142-150.
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