BioColl® separation solution - with HEPES

€84.90 *

Content: 500 Milliliter

Article number BS.L.6715
Delivery time: Delivery time approx. 5 working days
Storage temperature: +2 °C bis RT
Cust. duty tariff no.: 38229000

Our BioColl® separation solution* contains neutral, highly cross-linked polysucrose with an... more

Product information

Our BioColl® separation solution* contains neutral, highly cross-linked polysucrose with an average molecular weight of 400,000 Da. This hydrophilic polymer can be used to prepare aqueous solutions of various densities (up to approximately 1.2 g/ml) for the isolation of cells or subcellular particles. The appropriate density of the BioColl® separation solution is selected based on the particle type. A density of 1.077 g/ml is ideal for the isolation of lymphocytes. Our product also contains 10 mM HEPES.

Category	Centrifugation medium containing highly cross-linked polysucrose
Product type	BioColl® separation solution for lymphocytes
Density	1.077 g/ml
Specification	For the isolation of human lymphocytes
Form	Liquid
Size	500 ml
Buffer substance	10 mM HEPES
Sterilization	Sterile filtered

*BioColl® is a registered trademark of Bio&SELL GmbH.

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Technical data

Category: Centrifugation medium
Density: 1.077 g/ml
Specification: For lymphocyte isolation
Form: Liquid (transparent)
Volume: 100 ml
Storage: +2°C to RT
Sterile filtered: Yes
Customs tariff number: 38229000

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FAQ

Which densities do my cells/cell particles have?

Platelets: density 1.040 - 1.060 g/ml
Monocytes: density 1.059 - 1.068 g/ml
Lymphocytes: density 1.066 - 1.077 g/ml
Basophils: density 1.075 - 1.081 g/ml
Neutrophils: density 1.080 - 1.099 g/ml
Eosinophils: density 1.088 - 1.096 g/ml
Erythroctyes: density 1.090 - 1.110 g/ml