Protein Extraction Kits Offer Industry-Leading Speed

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Protein Extraction Kits Offer Industry-Leading Speed

14 Dec, 2011

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The new Minute™ Kits from Invent Biotechnologies utilise proprietary spin column-based technology in order to reduce the amount of time required to perform protein extractions by about 90% compared to standard methods, such as RIPA buffer extraction, and offer similarly great time savings while being significantly easier to use than competing protein extraction kits. Able to extract total protein in as little as 1-2 minutes, the Minute™ Kits are currently the fastest protein extraction technology on the market. With a minimum volume of only 20 microlitres, Minute™ Kits allow for smaller samples to be used more efficiently than most other commercially available protein extraction kits, preventing

unnecessary dilution and thereby yielding greater protein concentrations in small samples. By creating protocols that

are simpler, have less overall steps, and require less liquid handling than competing kits and methods, Invent

Biotechnologies’ Minute™ Kits reduce opportunities for human error, thereby improving reproducibility.

Four types of Minute™ Kits are currently available: Minute™  Denaturing Total Protein Extraction Kits, Minute™ Native Total Protein Extraction Kits, Minute™ Cytoplasmic & Nuclear Extraction Kits, and Minute Bacterial Total Protein Extraction Kits.

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