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10<br />

Buffers<br />

<strong>BioSciences</strong><br />

1M Sodium Bicarbonate-Sodium Carbonate Buffer, pH 9.6±0.2, 10X Concentrate A2d<br />

Dilute 1–>10 with deionized water to get buffer at working concentration.<br />

Suitable for use in protocols for covalent coupling of proteins to carboxylate<br />

microspheres.<br />

Sodium Phosphate Storage Buffer A2d ........................................<br />

0.02M PBS with biocide (0.1% sodium azide), blocking protein BSA, and glycerol. For the storage<br />

of protein bound microspheres.<br />

StainRITE May-Grünwald Giemsa Phosphate Buffer pH 7.2 .....................<br />

For use as a buffer in May-Grünwald, Wright Stain, Wright-Giemsa, Giemsa and Leishman staining<br />

procedures.<br />

StainRITE Wright-Giemsa Stain Phosphate Buffer pH 6.8 .......................<br />

Yields satisfactory staining results every time when used with Wright-Giemsa stains. The buffer used<br />

in the Wright-Giemsa staining protocol needs to be pH 6.8 or results will be unsatisfactory. If the<br />

buffer is too acidic the stain will be too red and nuclei will be too light; if it is too basic the stain will<br />

be too blue and cytoplasmic detail will be indistinct.<br />

Technical Data Sheet #813 & #815<br />

StainRITE Wright Stain Phosphate Buffer pH 6.8 ...............................<br />

Yields satisfactory staining results every time when used with the Wright staining method. The<br />

buffer used in the Wright staining protocol needs to be pH 6.8 or results will be unsatisfactory.<br />

If the buffer is too acidic the stain will be too red and nuclei will be too light; if it is too basic the<br />

stain will be too blue and cytoplasmic detail will be indistinct.<br />

Tris base, Chemzymes Ultra Pure [77-86-1] H5g . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .<br />

(Tris[hydroxymethyl]aminomethane ) MW 121.14 mp 169-173°<br />

Ultra Pure Tris base, recrystallized is the buffer of choice for a variety of biochemical applications. Tris<br />

displays optimum performance in the pH range of 7-9, the range in which many enzymes exhibit<br />

maximum activity. It is used in enzyme purification and assay protocols. It is also widely used as a<br />

buffer for enzyme digestion of DNA, and is ideally suited for use as an electrophoresis buffer for<br />

bothe agarose and polyacrylamide gelso used to analyze DNA fragments, RNA, and proteins.<br />

Purity: 99.9%. Technical Data Sheet #502 Anal. Chem., 37, 1291 (1965)<br />

Tris Buffered Saline (TBS), pH 8.0±0.2, 10X Concentrate A2d .....................<br />

Dilute 1–>10 with deionized water to get buffer at working concentration.<br />

Tris Buffered Saline (TBS), pH 8.0±0.2, 1X Powdered Blend H4g ..................<br />

Dissolve the contents of each pouch in a liter of deionized water to get 0.05M<br />

Tris-HCl, 0.15M Sodium chloride.<br />

Tris·HCl, Chemzymes Ultra Pure [1185-53-1] HK3g ..............................<br />

(Tris[hydroxymethyl]aminomethane hydrochloride ) MW 157.64<br />

An alternative to Tris base in the preparation of Tris buffers. Purity: 99% Technical Data Sheet #503<br />

For more information please call (800) 523-2575 or visit: polysciences.com<br />

Catalog # Size<br />

24095-500 500 ml<br />

24095-1 1 liter<br />

24095-4 4x1 liter<br />

24171-20 20 ml<br />

25032-1 1 liter<br />

25032-4 4 liters<br />

24984-1 1 liter<br />

24984-4 4 liters<br />

24989-1 1 liter<br />

24989-4 4 liters<br />

23483-100 100 g<br />

23483-250 250 g<br />

23483-500 500 g<br />

24082-500 500 ml<br />

24082-1 1 liter<br />

24083-5 5 pouches<br />

24083-10 10 pouches<br />

23484-100 100 g<br />

23484-250 250 g<br />

23484-500 500 g

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