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MAP Kinase/Erk Assay Kit, non-radioactive
MAP Kinase/Erk Assay Kit is designed to measure the phosphotransferase activity of MAP (mitogen-activated protein) Kinase in immunoprecipitates & column fractions.
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12161503
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32161000
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NA.84
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activity assay: suitable (kinase)
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Application
MAP Kinase/Erk Assay Kit is designed to measure the phosphotransferase activity of MAP (mitogen-activated protein) Kinase in immunoprecipitates & column fractions.
Used to detect/quantify: MAP Kinase/Erk
Components
Assay Dilution Buffer I (ADBI) (Cat.# 20-108)
MAP Kinase/Erk Substrate Cocktail II (Cat.# 20-166)
Inhibitor Cocktail (Cat.# 20-116)
Magnesium/ATP Cocktail (Cat.# 20-113)
Anti-phospho-MBP, clone P12 (Cat.# 05-429)
MAP Kinase/Erk Substrate Cocktail II (Cat.# 20-166)
Inhibitor Cocktail (Cat.# 20-116)
Magnesium/ATP Cocktail (Cat.# 20-113)
Anti-phospho-MBP, clone P12 (Cat.# 05-429)
Quality
The assay kit is designed to measure the phosphotransferase activity of MAP (mitogen-activated protein) Kinase in immunoprecipitates and column fractions. The assay kit is based on phosphorylation of a specific substrate (myelin basic protein, MBP). The phosphorylated substrate is then analyzed by immunoblot analysis, probing with a monoclonal Phospho-specific MBP antibody.
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This product is derived from bovine source. Export of this product to certain countries may be restricted. Please contact Customer Service or your local distributor to inquire about product availability and export options.
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WGK 2
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Not applicable
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