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| Best For: | useful as a buffer base for custom-made ELISA buffers; washing cultured cells; protein dialysis; running Protein A or Protein G columns |
| To Use: | Simply dilute 10x PB1 1:10 (e.g. combine 100 mL of 10x PB1 and 900 mL diH2O, yielding a total volume of 1000 mL), let the solution stir for 15 minutes, and use. As PB1 is concentrated, crystalline precipitates may form in the bottle, especially when refrigerated. If this happens, gently warm or mix the buffer until all crystals are dissolved. Do not let it boil. |
| pH: | 7.4 at 1x |
| Contains: | No proteins |
| Supplied At: | 10x |
| Storage: | CFSE at -20° C, International Priority Shipping |
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| Certificates of Analysis: | PB1_9N28.jpg |
What is the shelf-life of PB1?
When refrigerated, 10X PB1 has a shelf-life of 2 years. When stored at room temperature, we recommend using the concentrated 10X PB1 within 6 months. After dilution, 1X PB1 may be stored at 2°-8°C for 2 weeks, or 5 days at room temperature. PB1 does not contain any preservatives.
How can I modify the 1X PBS to make a long-term buffer to store my different gel matrices, and column materials?
Simply add sodium azide powder (NaN3) at 0.1% w/v NaN3 concentration in 1X PBS. For example, add 1g NaN3 and 100mL 10X PBS to 900mL diH20 for a final volume of 1L. This buffer may retard bacterial growth long-term (6 months at room temperature, or 2 years refrigerated). Care should be taken when handling NaN3 powder due to its cross-functional toxicity potential.