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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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UNSPSC Code:
12161503
NACRES:
NA.84
eCl@ss:
32161000
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Upstate®
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activity assay: suitable (kinase)
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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
Analysis Note
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.
Other Notes
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)
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12 - Non Combustible Liquids
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